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Despite being nine years apart, both Horton and Robert Fuller celebrated their own birthdays, every July 29 of each year, for 61 years, until Horton's death in 2016.

Prior to their marriage, his wife Marilynn Bradley, limited her professional appearances to performing with her husband in such shows as "Brigadoon", "Showboat", "Carousel", "1776", "Kismet", "Man of LaMancha", 'The Odd Couple", "Same Time Next Year", "6 Rooms Riv Vu", "'Under the Yum-yum Tree", "Pajama Game", "I Do, I Do", and "Oklahoma". The couple met while appearing in a production of the musical "Guys and Dolls" in Ohio. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on December 31, 2010. They remained married until his death in 2016.

Had to cancel his appearance at the Williambsurg Film Festival in Williamsburg, Virginia, due to health problems. [7 March 2007].

Received the Cowboy Spirit Award at the 16th Annual Bison Homes Festival held in Phoenix for "embodying the integrity, strength of spirit, and moral character depicted by the American cowboy." [March 2006]

Shortly after his 80th birthday, he received the Golden Boot Award. [7 August 2004].

Attended the Festival of The West alongside fellow actors, Robert Fuller and James Drury, from 2003 to 2011.

A cowboy buff, Horton was named an Honorary Marshal of Tombstone, Arizona on July 6, 2002. He later received the Cowboy Spirit Award at the 16th Annual Bison Homes Festival in Phoenix, Arizona, for "embodying the integrity, strength of spirit, and moral character depicted by the American cowboy" on March 18, 2006.

With Terry Wilson's death on March 30, 1999, Horton became the last original surviving cast member of Wagon Train (1957).

On his 90th birthday, Horton received the Presentation of the Western Legend Award.

Following his final role (as a guest star on Murder, She Wrote (1984)), Horton retired from acting in 1989.

Moved to New York City in the 1980s, prior to filming As the World Turns (1956).

Recorded an album of pop songs on Columbia, "The Very Thought of You," in 1964.

Made the list of the Ten Best Dressed Men in 1963, along with President John F. Kennedy, James Garner, and Joey Bishop.

Had worked with James Best in episodes of two different series: Wagon Train (1957) and The Barbara Stanwyck Show (1960).

He began his contract career at MGM in 1952 and adopted the acting name of Robert Horton.

He had appeared in films, musical theatre, and many television series in both starring and guest roles, including Apache War Smoke (1952), Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955), Wagon Train (1957), The Barbara Stanwyck Show (1960), Matinee Theatre (1955), As the World Turns (1956), and The Green Slime (1968). Horton was thrice married: to Mary Catherine Jobe, to Barbara Ruick, and to Marilynn Bradley, who survived him.

He was an uncredited extra in Lewis Seiler's The Tanks Are Coming (1951).

Attended Hollywood High School in 1942 (at the same time as Gloria Grahame, Jason Robards and Judy Garland) and later graduated from UCLA (University of California-Los Angeles), summa cum laude.

Robert Horton was born on July 29, 1924 into a Mormon family in Los Angeles, California as Meade Howard Horton Jr.