Geo's obituary
The Hunterdon Democrat and
The New Hope Gazette
George Drewes Marvil III, Entrepreneur and Community Builder
George Drewes Marvil III, 49, of West Amwell, died at Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Hospital in Manhattan on Friday, December 15, 2006.
Born in Philadelphia in 1957 to George Drews Marvil Jr. and Genevieve
DiCicco, he lived in Whitehouse Station, NJ, Furlong, PA, Doylestown,
PA and Bryn Mawr, PA prior to settling in West Amwell. After
graduating from Perkiomen Preparatory, Mr. Marvil owned several small
businesses, including an SAT prep company and a printing/ graphic
design company; he also served as the artistic director of Interactive
Communications in Flemington, NJ. Turtle Hill Events, his most recent
project, planned and managed festivals, gatherings and special events
in the Mid-Atlantic region. Mr. Marvil was a clergy member ordained in
the Blue Star Tradition and an active member of COG. He served as
president of the Free Spirit Alliance for two years and worked
tirelessly to nurture the multi-state organization. George Marvil was
the beloved husband of Catalina Castells and a loving father to Rowan
Lynne Marvil. Other surviving family members include Liam mac Lynne.
Relatives, friends and community members are invited to attend his
memorial service at the New Hope Eagle Fire House, 46 North Sugan Road,
New Hope, NJ, 18938 on Sunday, December 17, from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. In
lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Free Spirit
Alliance, P.O. Box 94, Lambertville, NJ 08530 for the scholarship fund.
The New Hope Gazette
George Drewes Marvil III, Entrepreneur and Community Builder
George Drewes Marvil III, 49, of West Amwell, died at Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Hospital in Manhattan on Friday, December 15, 2006.
Born in Philadelphia in 1957 to George Drews Marvil Jr. and Genevieve
DiCicco, he lived in Whitehouse Station, NJ, Furlong, PA, Doylestown,
PA and Bryn Mawr, PA prior to settling in West Amwell. After
graduating from Perkiomen Preparatory, Mr. Marvil owned several small
businesses, including an SAT prep company and a printing/ graphic
design company; he also served as the artistic director of Interactive
Communications in Flemington, NJ. Turtle Hill Events, his most recent
project, planned and managed festivals, gatherings and special events
in the Mid-Atlantic region. Mr. Marvil was a clergy member ordained in
the Blue Star Tradition and an active member of COG. He served as
president of the Free Spirit Alliance for two years and worked
tirelessly to nurture the multi-state organization. George Marvil was
the beloved husband of Catalina Castells and a loving father to Rowan
Lynne Marvil. Other surviving family members include Liam mac Lynne.
Relatives, friends and community members are invited to attend his
memorial service at the New Hope Eagle Fire House, 46 North Sugan Road,
New Hope, NJ, 18938 on Sunday, December 17, from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. In
lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Free Spirit
Alliance, P.O. Box 94, Lambertville, NJ 08530 for the scholarship fund.