He loved BIG and he loved intentionally with his whole heart.īen died of organ failure as a result of alcoholism. He greatly valued his collection of friends around the world. Ben's greatest passion in life was cherishing his family and pouring life into his friendships. He was a voracious reader and loved to challenge himself intellectually.
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After graduation in 2010, Ben was an active member of the Princeton Alumni Association and enjoyed serving as a regional interviewer for the school.īen began his professional career with SAP as a Product Specialist in Philadelphia and then joined his father as the Director of Strategy at Orchard Software in Carmel, Indiana, a company his parents founded.īen was a naturally curious and adventurous person and passionately pursued many hobbies including fly-fishing, hunting, skiing, historic weaponry, and travel. He founded the Princeton Tasters Club which has continued as one of the most successful clubs on campus. He was a member, coach, and president of the Intramural Squash Club, a member of Terrace Dining Club, and President of the Korean Club. At graduation, Ben was presented with The Jesuit Award, Brebeuf's highest honor.īen went on to Princeton University where, as a freshman, he was a walk-on to the Varsity Squash Team (and the first member to come from Indiana). Howard Memorial Science Award, National Forensic League Degree of Honor and National Merit Scholarship. He was awarded the Bart McCormick Memorial Scholarship Award, the James H. Ben graduated from Brebeuf in 2006 and earned the status of Valedictorian. Additionally, he was a math tutor for children at the Oaks Academy and an enthusiastic volunteer on Mitch Daniels' 2004 Governor campaign. In the spirit of inclusivity, he also helped start the Young Democrats Club. His lifelong moral compass was the Brebeuf motto "Men and Women for Others." At Brebeuf, Ben was a Kairos leader, a member of the Speech Team, and began the Young Republicans Club. While at Brebeuf, he flourished spiritually and academically. He was preceded in death by his beloved Gaga, Karen Sorenson Hovde.īen attended the Orchard School and Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School.
In addition to his parents, Ben is survived by his beloved sister Kelsey Lynn Bush (fiancé, Jared Shively) of Columbus, Ohio, his grandparents Patricia and Robert Benjamin Bush of Columbus, Indiana, and loving aunts, uncles, cousins and goddaughters, Ingrid and Sophia Coghlin of Sweden. He was born on Septemin Indianapolis, Indiana, and was the adored son of Debra Hovde Bush and Robert Benjamin Bush II.
Robert Benjamin (Ben) Bush, III, passed away on February 9, 2020, at the age of 32.
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