Paul Avery - Personal Life

Personal Life

While covering the war in Vietnam, Avery suffered a spinal fracture when a falling tree limb knocked him from atop an armored personnel carrier.

At the time of his death, Avery was married to Margo St. James, a feminist organizer and founder of the prostitutes' rights group COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics). He has two daughters from an earlier marriage, Charlé Avery and Cristin Avery. He has a third daughter, Janet Anderson.

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