TV producer Jenji Kohan and writer Christopher Noxon remembered their son Charlie Noxon, who died Tuesday in a Park City, Utah, skiing accident, as “questioning, irreverent, curious and kind,” calling his death at age 20 “an unfathomable tragedy”
Los Angeles Daily News, Los Angeles MagazineA junior at Columbia University – his mother’s alma mater – Charles “Charlie” Noxon, of Los Angeles, was on a holiday ski trip with his father and two siblings when he struck a sign while attempting a turn on an intermediate trail at the Park City Mountain Resort, according to the Sheriff’s Office. His family was at another location on the trail, and no one witnessed the accident.
Charlie was 20 years old and a junior at Columbia. He studied philosophy and economics and Chinese. He loved Bob Dylan, George Saunders and Hayou Miyazaki. He was questioning, irreverent, curious and kind. He was absolutely adored by his parents, Jenji Kohan and Christopher Noxon, and his siblings, Eliza and Oscar.
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