Dallas star Pat Colbert dies aged 77: Fans pay tribute to 'graceful and elegant' star as she passes away after suffering three strokes in ten years

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Dallas star Pat Colbert dies aged 77: Fans pay tribute to 'graceful and elegant' star as she passes away after suffering three strokes in ten years

The actress, best known for her role as Dora Mae in the iconic American drama, had previously suffered three strokes over a ten-year period prior to her death.

Source: Daily Mail Online

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