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Robert Dowdell
In Memory of
Robert L.
Dowdell
1932 - 2018
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Obituary for Robert L. Dowdell

Robert L. Dowdell
It is with deep regret that the family of Robert Dowdell has to announce his passing on Tuesday, January 23, 2018. We regret losing him. Robert was struggling with a myriad of health issues and finally succumbed to them last Tuesday.
Thank you from his entire family - to his fans and the followers here who remembered his work over the years. Robert was truly amazed so many of you were his fans and told him so, with posts, signed picture requests and cards. He always appreciated getting the cat treats for “his boys.”
Robert had a long career in entertainment. He enjoyed being on stage, screen and television. A veteran actor, with two series and many guest star roles, Robert could play most anything: a rodeo rider, a ship’s Captain, pilots, a general or a doctor. He enjoyed acting until he retired in 1990.
Fans remember him fondly from the films Assassination, the Initiation and City Under the Sea. His roles in Buck Rogers, Max Headroom and CHiPs are fan favorites. Robert will always be beloved for his two most popular roles: as Lt. Commander Chip Morton in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and as Cody Bristol in Stoney Burke, his two TV series.
Robert watched the activity on his Facebook page from afar. He enjoyed seeing the many conversations and postings. Robert loved reading his fan’s comments about his work.
Thank you all for remembering him so well and for so long and the many tributes pouring in on his Facebook page. It meant a lot to Robert and his family, at age 85, that he wasn’t forgotten in his latter years.
According to Robert’s wishes there will be no service or funeral and his remains will be cremated.
Ted Carroll
(Robert’s cousin)
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