Christopher Marvin, drummer turned artist, dies at 60.
Born in Los Angeles in 1952, Christopher was the only son of actor Lee Marvin. He spent most of his life in the Cotati area where he followed his passion for music. As a Grammy Award winning drummer, he collaborated with over 14 bands before moving to Santa Barbara in 2005.
His love of the Pacific Ocean and his dogs led him to his creation of beach glass mosaics.
He leaves behind his mother Betty Ebeling Marvin, sisters Courtenay and Cynthia, and his beloved dog Liberty.
A benefit was given the weekend he died. Members of all the 14 bands he played with contributed funds for a park bench in his honor in Cotati, Ca.
Born in Los Angeles in 1952, Christopher was the only son of actor Lee Marvin. He spent most of his life in the Cotati area where he followed his passion for music. As a Grammy Award winning drummer, he collaborated with over 14 bands before moving to Santa Barbara in 2005.
His love of the Pacific Ocean and his dogs led him to his creation of beach glass mosaics.
He leaves behind his mother Betty Ebeling Marvin, sisters Courtenay and Cynthia, and his beloved dog Liberty.
A benefit was given the weekend he died. Members of all the 14 bands he played with contributed funds for a park bench in his honor in Cotati, Ca.
Christopher Marvin, drummer turned artist, dies at 60.
Born in Los Angeles in 1952, Christopher was the only son of actor Lee Marvin. He spent most of his life in the Cotati area where he followed his passion for music. As a Grammy Award winning drummer, he collaborated with over 14 bands before moving to Santa Barbara in 2005.
His love of the Pacific Ocean and his dogs led him to his creation of beach glass mosaics.
He leaves behind his mother Betty Ebeling Marvin, sisters Courtenay and Cynthia, and his beloved dog Liberty.
A benefit was given the weekend he died. Members of all the 14 bands he played with contributed funds for a park bench in his honor in Cotati, Ca.
Born in Los Angeles in 1952, Christopher was the only son of actor Lee Marvin. He spent most of his life in the Cotati area where he followed his passion for music. As a Grammy Award winning drummer, he collaborated with over 14 bands before moving to Santa Barbara in 2005.
His love of the Pacific Ocean and his dogs led him to his creation of beach glass mosaics.
He leaves behind his mother Betty Ebeling Marvin, sisters Courtenay and Cynthia, and his beloved dog Liberty.
A benefit was given the weekend he died. Members of all the 14 bands he played with contributed funds for a park bench in his honor in Cotati, Ca.
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