Mark Dubus, one life for living and directing the star of light, dead in 65

The soap opera community grieves the death of the actor Mark Dubus.

the previous One life to live and Light The star died on March 11 at the age of 65, according to Local. The cause of his death has not been revealed.

“The Love Father, Athlete, Achievement and Gifted Actor, Mark lived a life full of emotion, perseverance and love,” she stated an online honor. “Mark’s warmth, generosity, and adventurous spirit will be missed by all those who know and love him.”

A memorial service will be announced at a later time, according to the eye.

Before becoming a Hollywood actor, Dubise was a high school football star, he received a sporting scholarship for the University of Dilayer.

However, the athlete did not abide by the football field. Instead, Dobies compete in many Territon and display personal training for his peers.

At a turn of events, Dubus fell his first role on the screen in the drama series Hunger In 1997 after three years, a job on CBS ‘ Light Noah Chis played.

He later took over the role of provincial lawyer Daniel Kulson on ABC’s One life to live Between 2003 and 2005.

Within two years on soap opera, Dobies drew the attention of the viewers when it was revealed that his character (which was married Hillary B. SmithNora Boucanan (gay.

At one point of the show, Daniel Paul Kramer (which he played Brook Koshna) To threaten him to expose his relationship with a man.

Away from the small screen, Dobies also explore the world of theater when he played the role of Bruce Niles in the revival of Broadway of Off-Broadway. Larry Kramer‘s Normal heart In the public theater in New York City.

“His presence on the screen and the stage reflects his dedication and talent as a performance,” he said.

Although sport and entertainment brought a joy to his life, Dubus’s role was his son, brother and father of his three children, Francesca, 27, Olivia, 24, Robert, 21, according to his curse.

“The participation of the first Super Bowl ‘winning with his son seven years ago was one of the most moments of their lives, and it is the only time that Robert saw his father crying,” as stated by his obituary. “The Mark’s family rejoices in the fact that he saw the beloved birds walking on their way to the other decisive Super Paul victory before his death.”