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Daily Oklahoman, The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
His father, Melvin Robertson, lives in Sulphur, Oklahoma. His mother, Mrs. Varvel Robertson, died on April 20, 1982 in an automobile accident. She founded the Robertson Convalescent home in 1938 in Oklahoma City, and was its manager for twenty years.
Dale Robertson married Susan ____ on Feb 25, 1980. He is the father of two daughters, Rochelle and Rebel Lee. August 11, 1968 Daily Oklahoman article "Anadarko parade will launch the 37th annual American Indian Exposition...the climax of the exhibition will come next Saturday with a parade honoring the Oustanding Indian of the Year, movie and television star Dale Robertson, a quarter blood Chichasaw." In 1979 movie and television star Dale Robertson was inducted into the Hall of Fame of Western Performers at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Best known for his roles in ""Death Valley Days'' and ""Tales of Wells Fargo.'' He appeared in 63 movies during his 36-year acting career.
Dale Robertson, David Barrick, Susan Robertson at Dales' 80th birthday July, 2003.
The Daily Oklahoman The Daily Oklahoman Dale Robertson
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Born in
Harrah, Oklahoma July 14, 1923 the actor moved with
his family to Oklahoma City in 1927. He attended Eugene Field
Elementary School, Roosevelt Junior High School and Classen High
School where he graduated in 1939.
Officially
retiring from his acting career in 1976, Robertson returned to
Oklahoma to fulfil his childhood dream... his prized Haymaker
Farm, a 430 acre horse breeding and boarding business northeast
of Yukon, Oklahoma.
