Robert V. Dodge

I believe I recognize Bob from his photo here in this "Obituary" of his life.
I did not see anything about Bob being in the 188 National Guard Band stationed at Hector Field at Fargo, ND. I may have missed it.
Bob sat first chair playing trumpet in the band and I sat next to him. I was in from 1967 til 1973 since it was a 6 year tour you could say. Bob was there pretty much the whole time I was there.
Bob was a great trumpet player. Bob was quiet and very reserved. I was...

I knew Bob and all the Dodges my whole life. My most sincere sympathy to his family. He was remarkable as a man, and a friend. Fargo buddy

Mr. Dodge was a charismatic and engaging teacher. I met him in 1985, on the first day of my sophomore year at the Singapore American School, where he taught AP Modern European History. Even though it was nearly four decades ago now, I remember like it was yesterday his sitting cross-legged on top of his desk, speaking freely (and without notes!) about historical figures of centuries past as if they were people we all knew, making it all sound so fascinating to his teenaged students. (Now that...

Dear Jane... I was saddened to read of Bob's passing. What a remarkable life he led! He was certainly a well accomplished man.
I'm taking you way back to your years at Jefferson School. You were one of my 1st teaching friends. After I met Jim ( now married for almost 52 years) I know we went out together a few times.
Sending you my sincere sympathy...
Margo Mullen McCulley

Bob was a wonderful human being and such talented writer! He influenced so many of his students!