Rodney Goddard Aller (October 24, 1916 – March 21, 2005) was an American lawyer, naval officer and masters skier. He won several medals in masters skiing, including four gold medals in World Championship Masters Skiing in 2002 in Abetone, Italy. He died of pneumonia in 2005. Aller graduated from

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in 1938, earned a law degree from

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and served in the

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during

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References

;Bibliography *"Aller, 85, Boasts Four Gold Medals in World Championship Masters Skiing" by Cynthia Hochswender, Staff Reporter, Lakeville Journal (Ct.), May 2002" reproduced a
Rodney Goddard Aller (October 24, 1916 - March 21, 2005)Princeton Alumni Weekly - Memorials - Rodney Goddard Aller '38
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