Marty Robbins
Fun Fact
When the Nashville community was stunned by the sudden deaths of Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copas, Hawkshaw Hawkins and Randy Hughes, Marty Robbins wrote the song “Two Little Boys” for Hawksaw’s widow Jean Shepard. He then transferred the copyright to Hawkshaw’s sons so they would receive royalties from the sales of the record.
Turns out the singing cowboy was also a gentleman with class.
Cemetery Information:
Final Resting Place:
Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum
660 Thompson Lane
Nashville, Tennessee, 37204
USA
North America
Map:

Grave Location:
Garden of Gethsemane, Lot 15-B, Space 1Grave Location Description
As you enter the cemetery, drive past the office building to the road behind the office. Turn left and drive while staying to the right. Drive past the historic wood house and pond (on your left) and park 100 feet past the pond. Walk 300 feet to the top of the hill on you left and look for his large, flat bronze tablet with the ever-present flowers. You’ll either find Marty or his good friend Webb Pierce who has a monument that looks identical nearby.
Grave Location GPS
36.118118, -86.763500Visiting The Grave:
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Read More About Marty Robbins:
- Published Obituary
- Wikipedia Entry
- Big Iron: How Marty Robbins Became A NASCAR Legend
- Marty Robbins: Singing Cowboy and Racecar Driver
- Marty Robbins - Famous Singer and Darn Good Race Car Driver
- The 15 Best Marty Robbins Songs, Ranked
- Whatever Happened to Marty Robbins?
- Marty Robbins Saves Life of NASCAR’s Richard Childress
- 'Twentieth Century Drifter' by Marty Robbins
- Revisiting the NASCAR Career of Marty Robbins
- Marty Robbins Biography
- Official Marty Robbins Website
- Meet Marty Robbins’ Musically Talented Children
- Marty Robbins Had 2 Children….And They’re Both Singers Too