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John Dockendorf's community service expanded and continued to be as engaged as Dockendorf's commitment to Adventure Treks. Starting in 2015, Dockendorf added to his engagement as a civic leader, being elected to the Flat Rock Village Council. As transportation representative for Flat Rock, Dockendorf worked on region-wide transportation issues as a representative of the French Broad Metropolitan Planning Organization and its prioritization Committee. He also served on the Henderson County Transportation Advisory Committee. All of these roles, each in their own engaging, constituted the more significant contribution Dockendorf provided his constituents f. By 2019, the commitments had been significant, and Dockendorf started to tailor things down gradually as he approached an early retirement.

Dockendorf's family has also been part of his driving force. Marrying Jane Ganey Dockendorf in 1999, the couple has raised and been parents to their four children - Charlie, Ave Rees, Ella, and Audrey. The kids, ranging from 15 to 21 now, are starting their own lives, but John and Jane have built an entire world of education, training, and efforts to make a path for their kids. The last few years haven't been that easy either; the COVID pandemic was disruptive at every level of society and every part of the country. Dockendorf's organization and operations were impacted just as much as everyone else, even more to some extent, given that it ran on adventure socialization as a primary service offering. However, John Dockendorf has known well all these years that persistence and flexibility pay off in the long run. It's why John Dockendorf continues to succeed with similar ventures and commitments on a community basis again and again.


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