Dokken (surname)

Last updated January 13, 2024

Dokken is a Norwegian surname derived from the Norwegian word for "dock".

Notable bearers include:

Arne Dokken (born 1955), Norwegian football player and coach
Kenneth Dokken (born 1978), Norwegian football midfielder playing for Sandefjord
Don Dokken (born 1953), Norwegian-American musician most known for his eponymous band Dokken
Michael Dokken (born 1971), Norwegian-American stock car race driver
Siri Dokken (born 1966), Norwegian illustrator
Wade Dokken (born 1960), Norwegian-American financial writer from North Dakota

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