Date Of Birth: December 18, 1937
Date Of Death: April 17, 2012

Thomas Lee Eubank, age 74, died in Indianapolis, IN on April 17, 2012.
Born December 20, 1937 in Crawfordsville, Indiana, to Jerry Roger and Lillie Burdett Eubank, he attended Crawfordsville Public schools and graduated from Crawfordsville High School class of1956. Thom served two years of active duty and four years reserve in the Marines from 1957 until 1963. After leaving the Marines he attended John Heron School of Art in Indianapolis.
To quote Thom: “I tuned in, turned on and dropped out of college. I was impatient and wanted to be in New York City. Wanted to be among the heart of the beat generation action in Greenwich Village. Wanted to complete my studies of modern art at Cooper Union. Wanted to paint and sculpt..I thought. Actually I wanted to find myself in this world and thought, if I can make it in New York City, with no family support system…Find new friends and carve out my niche, I can make it anywhere. I moved to the big apple. Ten years of New York, New York, town so good they named it twice, was quite an adventure in the quest for maturity.�
About 1972 he moved from New York to Los Angeles to manage his athletic shoe business and participate in the packaging of Mohammad Ali – Jerry Quarry fight that “The Group� had the rights to and was promoting. The fight did not happen but had fun and learned while working at it.
Thom was an artist, visionary, cinematographer, and entrepreneur. Thom developed an athletic shoe line, break dancing mats, lighting for stage, film and marquees. He produced videos for Ray Parker Jr. and Raydio, Stevie Wonder, Barry White and numerous others.
Thom was a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Nu Chapter and attended Agape Church of Scientology.
Survivors include daughters Alexandria and Indeya of Los Angeles, siblings: Diane Eubank of Indianapolis, Stephen Chandler of Los Angeles, Anita Eubank of Crawfordsville, Grace Eubank of Seymour, Carol Warren of Newport News, Marcia Eubank of Crawfordsville, Sheila Eubank of Crawfordsville and an aunt, Geneva Eubank Parker of Indianapolis. Thom was preceded in death by his father Jerry R. Eubank and mother Lillie Burdett Eubank.
Memorial service will be an art show held in his honor to be determined at a later date.
The family would like to thank Carolyn Burdette Norvel for her unwavering support and love and the Premier Hospice Group, Danette, Erica, Jen, Dave, and Angee for their help and support.