Gregory Scot Boulus Jr., Beloved Son, Brother, and Rising Community Star of Augusta, Georgia, Remembered for His Bright Spirit, Creativity, and Deep Impact on Family and Friends
Augusta, Georgia — June 2025 — The city of Augusta is enveloped in profound sorrow following the sudden and unexpected passing of Gregory Scot Boulus Jr., a vibrant young man whose bright spirit and generous heart touched everyone fortunate enough to know him. Greg Jr. passed away on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, at just 21 years old, leaving behind a legacy of love, creativity, and community dedication that will forever resonate through the lives of his family, friends, and the broader Augusta community.
Born on December 23, 2003, Greg Jr. was the cherished son of Greg and Clare Poteet Boulus and the beloved older brother to Vaughan and Pierce Boulus. His family was his anchor, and their unbreakable bond was a source of strength, warmth, and joy for all who witnessed it.
A Life Marked by Love, Creativity, and Community
From his earliest days, Greg Jr. was surrounded by an environment that celebrated creativity, resilience, and the power of connection. Growing up in Augusta, he was deeply influenced by his father, Greg Boulus Sr., founder of Greg Bouly Events, a cornerstone in Augusta’s event planning and community engagement scene. This family business was more than just a company; it was a reflection of the Boulus family’s commitment to bringing people together and celebrating life’s most precious moments.
Greg Jr.’s natural charisma and creativity quickly became evident as he contributed his own fresh ideas and enthusiasm to the family’s endeavors. His involvement with Greg Bouly Events was a testament to his dedication not only to family but also to enhancing the cultural fabric of Augusta through thoughtful, vibrant, and inclusive celebrations.
A Passionate Soul with an Unforgettable Presence
Those who knew Greg Jr. describe him as a young man with a magnetic personality—someone who could light up a room with his smile and warmth. His kindness and generosity were legendary among his circle of friends, who often turned to him for support, encouragement, and laughter.
Greg was deeply passionate about music, art, and sports, interests that allowed him to forge connections and express himself authentically. He was an avid supporter of local music scenes, often attending concerts and community events that celebrated the arts. His love for basketball and football also made him a familiar and respected figure on local courts and fields, where his teamwork and sportsmanship mirrored the values he held dear.
A Loving Son and Brother
At the core of Greg Jr.’s life was his family. To Greg and Clare Boulus, he was the embodiment of their hopes and dreams—a source of pride and endless affection. To Vaughan and Pierce, he was not only an elder brother but a mentor and protector whose guidance and support helped shape their own paths.
His family recalls countless moments filled with laughter, shared adventures, and quiet support that defined their close-knit relationship. Whether it was helping with homework, coaching a little league game, or simply sitting together watching a movie, Greg’s presence was a constant reassurance to those he loved.
The Shock and Grief Felt Across Augusta
News of Greg Jr.’s sudden passing stunned the Augusta community, sparking an outpouring of condolences and memories from all corners of the city. Messages on social media, local news stories, and community gatherings have highlighted the profound impact he made in his short life.
Mayor Hardy Wright expressed the city’s collective sorrow, stating, “Greg Boulus Jr. was a bright light in our community—a young man full of promise, kindness, and talent. His loss is felt deeply by all of us, and our hearts go out to his family during this unimaginably difficult time.”
A Legacy of Hope, Love, and Community Spirit
While Greg Jr.’s life was tragically cut short, the legacy he leaves behind is enduring. His passion for bringing people together, his creative spirit, and his unwavering kindness continue to inspire those who knew him.
The Boulus family has announced plans to establish the Gregory Scot Boulus Jr. Memorial Fund, dedicated to supporting local youth programs in Augusta, particularly those focused on the arts, sports, and community development—causes close to Greg’s heart.
A Celebration of Life and Memories
A public memorial service celebrating Greg’s life will be held on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at the Augusta Civic Center, welcoming family, friends, and members of the community who wish to honor his memory.
Friends and family encourage attendees to bring stories, photographs, and tokens of remembrance to share, ensuring that Greg’s spirit remains alive through collective memory and shared love.
Survived By Those Who Loved Him Most
Gregory Scot Boulus Jr. is survived by his parents, Greg and Clare Poteet Boulus; his brothers, Vaughan and Pierce Boulus; and a wide network of extended family and friends who treasured him deeply.
The family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Gregory Scot Boulus Jr. Memorial Fund, aimed at enriching the lives of young people in Augusta through creative and athletic opportunities.
Remembering Greg: A Bright Star That Will Never Fade
Though his life was brief, Greg’s impact was profound and lasting. His story is a powerful reminder of the importance of community, family, and the joyful spirit that connects us all. In the face of loss, Augusta stands united, committed to preserving his memory by continuing the work of love, creativity, and kindness that he so effortlessly embodied.
The light Greg brought into the world continues to shine through every life he touched, inspiring hope and reminding us all of the preciousness of every moment.
If you would like to share memories, support the memorial fund, or participate in upcoming community events honoring Greg’s legacy, please visit www.GregBoulusLegacy.org.
