Marvin Bush
Marvin Pierce Bush, born October 22, 1956, is the brother of President George Walker Bush and Florida Governor Jeb Bush and the son of former President George Herbert Walker Bush and Barbara Bush.
Marvin Bush was described in 2000 by ABCNews as a "venture capitalist in Alexandria, VA. ... Marvin pitched in on his father's campaigns and his doing his part to help George W. raise cash. He and wife Margaret have two children, Marshall and Walker."[1]
Other Related SourceWatch Resources
- Bush Family Genealogy
- Bush League
- Dorothy Bush Koch (sister)
- Neil Mallon Bush (brother)
- Prescott Sheldon Bush (grandfather)
- Jonathan J. Bush (uncle)
- William H.T. Bush (uncle)
External Links
- Bush-Linked Company Handled Security for the WTC, Dulles and United, InfoWars.com (Published on Tuesday, February 4, 2003 by the Prince George's Journal, Maryland, by Margie Burns) Also here: "George W. Bush's brother was on the board of directors of a company providing electronic security for the World Trade Center, Dulles International Airport and United Airlines, according to public records. The company was backed by an investment firm, the Kuwait-American Corp., also linked for years to the Bush family."
- Yahoo! Groups: "Uncle J. Bush, the hijackers' banker. Connecting The Dots Again. The Saudis, The Bush Family, And 9/11." Contains links to articles on both Jonathan J. Bush and Marvin Bush.
- Bush Family Babysitter Killed in Fairfax (VA), Portland Indymedia, October 5, 2003: "A babysitter for the family of Marvin Bush was found dead Monday night outside the family's Fairfax County home, and police said that she had been crushed when her car rolled into her, pinning her between the vehicle and an outbuilding on the property. Fairfax County police said Bertha Champagne, 62, had worked for several years for Marvin Bush, President Bush's brother, and lived at the family home on Fort Hunt Road in the Alexandria section of Fairfax. Officer Courtney Young, a police spokeswoman, said Champagne had gone outside the house about 9 p.m. Monday, reportedly to retrieve something from her car. The vehicle had been in gear, police said, and appeared to have rolled in her direction when Champagne was in front of it. After pinning Champagne, Young said, the car continued rolling toward Fort Hunt Road, near the intersection of Edgehill Drive. Champagne was taken to an area hospital and declared dead that evening. Young said she did not know the cause of death."
