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Son of William Dodge and [mother unknown]

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Husband of Elizabeth (Carlton) Dodge — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

Father of Oliver Dodge

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Mike Dodge

Mike Dodge was a mechanic living in Imperial Valley.

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Mike Dodge was among the locals who knew and mocked cropduster Russell Casse for his claims of being abducted by aliens.

On July 2, 1996, Dodge and his friends came across Russell in a diner. Having been aware of Russell's earlier mishap for dusting the wrong field, Dodge recalls Russell's "hostage experience" with aliens and mean spiritedly asking if the aliens did "sexual things to you." Soon after, a City Destroyer passed over the diner and Imperial Valley as Dodge and everyone stared at it in shock.

As the world was gripped by the aliens' arrival, Dodge and his friend Stoney Jackson appear on a local TV news when they are interviewed about Russell's arrest for papering city hall with leaflets. The two claimed that they are "friends" of Russell and Dodge repeated his earlier claims that "the aliens abused [Russell]. Sexually."

American television personality

Mick Dodge (born August 29, 1951), also known as "The Barefoot Sensei", "the Barefooted Nomad" and "Walking Mountain" is a television personality and rainforest-dweller in Washington.

Early life

Dodge is a native of the Olympic Peninsula. His great-grandparents settled in the region and Dodge grew up there as a child. He loved the outdoors. Dodge also lived in many other places around the country and the world as the son of a career Marine, Ronald L. Dodge. The younger Dodge graduated from high school in Okinawa, Japan. He enlisted in the Marine Corps and served for six years.

In the forest

In 1991, Dodge decided to leave the modern world and retreat to the dense forest due to the stress of modern living. He has remained in the forest for over 30 years, typically only ever re-entering the public as a last resort for serious medical emergencies.

EarthGym program

Despite the preference to be separated from modern civilization, Dodge is still involved with the community. In 1994, he and Jacquie Chandler created an earth-based fitness program they called The EarthGym, a fitness program in the forest where nature provides most of the equipment for physical training.

Media

Dodge is the subject of the National Geographic Channel reality TV series The Legend of Mick Dodge, about his unusual life dwelling in a forest.

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Canadian ice hockey player (born 1986)

Ice hockey player

Nick Dodge (born 1 May 1986) is a Canadian former professional ice hockeyright wing. He was drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 6th round (183rd overall) of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft.

Playing career

Born in Oakville, Ontario, Dodge played junior hockey with the Oakville Blades in the OPJHL before playing four years (2004–08) of ECAC college hockey with the Clarkson Golden Knights team at Clarkson University.

Dodge turned professional for the 2008–09 season, suiting up for the Hurricanes' AHL affiliate, the Albany River Rats. Dodge played out his three-year entry-level contract within the Hurricanes AHL affiliates, in the River Rats and the Charlotte Checkers, before retiring from professional hockey having played in 217 AHL games.

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