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Carlos Mauricio Bush, born June 4, 1975, departed this life on January 8, 2025. He will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
Carlos loved to joke and laugh and was immensely fun to be around. He was creative and is known for his great ideas. He was always willing to lend a helping hand and could be called on for anything, especially a listening ear. His family especially remembers how he always picked the best cards for every occasion. He was very much cherished and loved by his family and he truly loved his family. He enjoyed watching football, telling stories of his past and finding new and unique restaurants to try with his family.
Carlos leaves behind so many fond memories in the minds and hearts of his family. His celebration of life is scheduled for June 7, 2025.
For more information about the service, please contact Lani at phone number (706)332-1538.
Georgia Cremation – Columbus assisted the family with arrangements.
Peter Bush says
Still can’t believe you are gone, but just for a minute. I will soon brother, looking foward to the reunion. I will always remember and love you.
Samuel says
Love you Carlos. God rest your soul
Aaron Bush says
“Out, out, brief candle! Life’s but a walking shadow”~Macbeth~ William Shakespeare
You’re greatly missed and forever with me
.. I’ll never be the same.
Jess says
‘Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is a trail of beautiful memories‘
Love you Bay.
Little Melinda says
Still can’t believe this. It’s hard not to see you everywhere. I know you have finally found such an amazing peace. Until we meet again somewhere over the rainbow. Love you
Joshua says
Sometimes, it doesn’t even feel you’re gone. I feel like you’ll just walk out of the house across the street taking Kilo out or going into work. It’s hard to think about you without feeling the sadness wash over like a wave. I love you Uce. a hui hou.
Meta Sills says
To a forever friend, I miss you. Who will I have to talk to? Rest in peace Bay, love you.
Naomi says
“To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.”
– Thomas Campbell
Physically, you may be gone. But spiritually you walk on next to us. Please watch over us until we join you.
Until then Bay❤️
Anonymous says
Bay,
One of the fondest memories I have of you is when my mother told me that you shared the same gift as I to write in such a way that we could move the hearts and minds of those who heard our words. I wonder now, as I write of you in past tense, did you too share the muse of sadness? Did your creative and artistic mind frequently share the company of gloom, who never seemed to fully leave? I now may never know.
In honesty I never fully knew you, and I now must live with the regret that I did not take hold of the chance to try. I have to remember that my last memory of you before you lost your freedom to failing health was our last fight. While some would choose to only see the memories of your brightest days, I choose instead to stand in the rains of your darkest. Even though both skies are true, I accept that you were a human. As flesh and blood like yours, I know that I have made forecast for others to stand in my rain too; this is a truth of me I also accept.
I heard days before your passing that love isn’t about what you can get, but what you can give. It made me realize that everyone seeks loving connection, and so at our cores we put forth what we have to give. It shows up in our relationships with not just those we can reach, but ourselves. As I look forward at a future without you, I grieve those empty times past with you. What kind of person would I have been to you if I’d only shown us grace and kindness? What kind of kinship could we have had if we loved ourselves a bit more? Who would we be if we gave love to ourselves, until we had the capacity to reach outward? Would we have known each other then?
I take these questions now and weld them into my present. Bit by bit I will build myself into a living test, so that I may seek these answers with the life I have left to live. It hurts to accept that I’ll never know you. As it is too late to make space for you now, I am choosing instead to love for you. In the times of here and now I will know those I touch, and I will love for you.
May you go in peace.