Soap opera actor Mark Dobies, known for his roles in “Guiding Light” and “One Life to Live,” has passed away at the age of 65. Dobies’ New Jersey obituary described him as a loving father, accomplished athlete, and talented actor. His former publicist, Alan Locher, expressed sadness at the news of Dobies’ passing, calling him a genuinely good guy. Dobies, who was born in Philadelphia in 1959, had an extensive acting career that included appearances on various TV shows, including “Fame L.A.,” “All My Children,” and “Everybody Loves Raymond.”
Dobies’ most notable role was as Dr. Noah Chase on “Guiding Light” and as Daniel Colson on “One Life to Live.” He also appeared in the off-Broadway revival of “The Normal Heart” in 2004. Dobies leaves behind three children, Francesca, Olivia, and Robert, as well as his mother, brother, and sister.
The cause of Dobies’ death has not been revealed, but his obituary expressed that his legacy lives on in the lives he touched and the love he shared. Fans and colleagues alike have expressed their condolences and shared their memories of Dobies, acknowledging his talent and kind spirit. The soap opera community mourns the loss of a talented actor whose work touched the lives of many.
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