Larry Bush

Larry Bush

September 21, 1946 - September 25, 2024

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Larry's Obituary

Larry Bush, 78, of Monticello, passed away surrounded by his family on Wednesday, September 25, 2024 at his home. 

He was born September 21, 1946 in Rensselaer to the late Roy and Josephine (Goble) Bush. His marriage of 49 years was to the love of his life, Donna Crawford on July 2, 1976 in Monon and she survives him. 

Larry was a longtime member of the Monticello First Baptist Church. He was a talented tradesman working in the roofing industry, bridge construction with Isom, RCA, and Monon Trailer. He enjoyed shooting pool, collecting knives, woodworking, and loved spending time with his family.

Surviving along with his wife are their children, Marie Lemming of Monticello, Sherry Smith of Monticello, Roberta Sigman of Remington, Linda Maxson (Michael Thompson) of Buffalo, and Larry “Dean” Bush of Monticello. Larry is also survived by 10 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren, and 5 great-great-grandchildren. 

Preceding him in death along with his parents are siblings, Patricia Morgan and Roger Bush; stepdaughter, Pamela Watts-Swartzell; granddaughter, Heather Maxson-Absher; grandson, Domonic Eastman and nephew, George Robert Crawford. Larry is also preceded in death by mother and father-in-law, Violet and Woodrow Cauble; brother-in-law, Leroy “Butch” Crawford. 

Friends may call from 10:00 AM (EST) until the time of Funeral Service 12:00 PM (EST) Wednesday, October 2, 2024 at the Fred L. Miller Memorial Chapel of Roscka Roth & Clapper Funeral Home in Monticello. Pastor Ian McMillan of First Baptist Church to officiate. Interment to follow in Riverview Cemetery. 

Memorial contributions may be made in Larry’s name to the Monticello First Baptist Church. 



Visitation

Fred L. Miller Memorial Chapel Roscka Roth & Clapper Funeral Home

Funeral Service

Fred L. Miller Memorial Chapel Roscka Roth & Clapper Funeral Home

Burial

Riverview Cemetery
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