Personal Life
Dorothy's first husband was Lynn Patrick (February 3, 1912 – January 26, 1980) who became one of the most prominent and successful figures in American Ice hockey. Her son from this marriage was Lester Lee Patrick (1940–1996). Lester had a half-sister and three half-brothers. One of the brothers, Craig Patrick was noted assistant coach 1980 U.S Olympic Hockey team and former General Manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
After a few years into her film career Dorothy married her second husband, noted Beverly Hills dentist-to-the-stars, Sterling Trevling "Doc" Bowen. Dr. Bowen's first son from his first marriage was the noted avant-garde artist Michael Bowen. Dorothy's marriage to Dr. Bowen had one son, Sterling Terrence "Terry" Bowen (b.1944) a resident of Sacramento, California.
Dorothy Patrick is interred at the "columbarium-to-the-stars," Pierce Brothers Westwood, West Los Angeles, California. She is survived by one son, four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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