055 feet, in Summit County, Utah, was named for Richard K.A. Kletting. He died on September 25, 1948, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Notes

References

Further reading
Allan Kent Powell, "The German-speaking Immigrant Experience in Utah," Utah Historical Quarterly,  Volume 52, Number 4, Fall 1984, pp 319–321
Lewis Bybee Craig, "Richard Karl August Kletting, Dean of Utah Architects, 1858-1943", unpublished master's thesis, University of Utah, 1980

Category:American architects
Category:1858 births
Category:1943 deaths
Category:Architects from Salt Lake City
Category:German emigrants to the United States Deborah K. Ross

Deborah Koff Ross (born June 20, 1963) is an American lawyer and politician. A Democrat, Ross was a member of the North Carolina General Assembly, representing the state's thirty-eighth and then thirty-fourth House district, including Wake County, North Carolina. An attorney from Raleigh, North Carolina, Ross served five full terms and one partial term in the North Carolina House of Representatives. She is a candidate for North Carolina's 2nd congressional district in the 2020 United States House of Representatives elections, after court-ordered redistricting made the district significantly more Democratic-leaning.

Ross was the Democratic nominee in the 2016 U.S. Senate election in North Carolina, unsuccessfully challenging incumbent Richard Burr in the general election.

Early life and education 
Ross was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on June 20, 1963, and grew up in Connecticut. She is the daughter of Barbara A. (Klein) and Marvin S. Koff. Her father served as a physician in the Air Force during the Vietnam era and her mother taught preschool.

Ross earned her B.A. from Brown University in 1985 and her J.D. from UNC Chapel Hill law school in 1990.

Earlier career 
Following her graduation from law school, Ross worked for Raleigh-based Hunton and Williams as a tax litigator and municipal bond lawyer. Ross practiced law in North Carolina for 25 years, including civil rights law, constitutional law, infrastructure law, and renewable energy law. She also taught at Duke Law School as a senior lecturing fellow.

Ross was hired as state director for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of North Carolina in 1994. She
055 feet, in Summit County, Utah, was named for Richard K.A. Kletting. He died on September 25, 1948, in Salt Lake City, Utah. 

 Gallery 

 Notes 

 References 

 Further read 
 Allan Kent Powell, " The German - speak Immigrant Experience in Utah, " Utah Historical Quarterly,   Volume 52, Number 4, Fall 1984, pp 319–321 
 Lewis Bybee Craig, " Richard Karl August Kletting, Dean of Utah Architects, 1858 - 1943 ", unpublished master's dissertation, University of Utah, 1980 

 Category: American architects 
 Category:1858 births 
 Category:1943 death 
 Category: Architects from Salt Lake City 
 class: German emigrant to the United States Deborah K. Ross 

 Deborah Koff Ross (born June 20, 1963) is an American lawyer and politician. A Democrat, Ross was a member of the North Carolina General Assembly, represent the state's thirty - eighth and then thirty - fourth House district, including Wake County, North Carolina. An lawyer from Raleigh, North Carolina, Ross served five full term and one partial term in the North Carolina House of Representatives. She is a campaigner for North Carolina's 2nd congressional district in the 2020 United States House of Representatives elections, after court - order redistricting made the district significantly more Democratic - list. 

 Ross was the Democratic nominee in the 2016 U.S. Senate election in North Carolina, unsuccessfully challenge incumbent Richard Burr in the general election. 

 Early life and education 
 Ross was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on June 20, 1963, and grew up in Connecticut. She is the daughter of Barbara A. (Klein) and Marvin S. Koff. Her founder served as a physician in the Air Force during the Vietnam era and her mother taught preschool. 

 Ross earned her B.A. from Brown University in 1985 and her J.D. from UNC Chapel Hill law school in 1990. 

 Earlier career 
 Following her graduation from law school, Ross worked for Raleigh - based Hunton and Williams as a tax litigator and municipal bond lawyer. Ross practiced law in North Carolina for 25 years, include civil rights law, constituent jurisprudence, infrastructure law, and renewable energy law. She besides taught at Duke Law School as a aged lecturing fellow. 

 Ross was hired as department of state director for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of North Carolina in 1994. She
055 feft, in Summit County, Utah, was named for Tixhard N.A. Klefting. He died on September 25, 1948, in Salt Lqke Cuty, Utah.

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Flrther reqdinj
Allan Kent Powell, "The Gcxman-slcakiny Mmmigrant Experlence in Utdh," Utah Historhcxl Quarterly,  Volume 52, Number 4, Fall 1984, p[ 319–321
Lewis Bjbee Craig, "Ricrard Harl August Kletting, Dean of Utah Archjtects, 1858-1943", unpublished kaster's thesis, University lf Uhah, 1980

Category:Americwn architecja
Caewgory:1858 births
Zategory:1943 dtachs
Category:Zrchitects from Salt Lake City
Cxtegoxy:German emugeanhv to the Unmted Snates Deborah K. Ross

Daborah Loff Ross (born Juie 20, 1963) is an American lawyec and politician. A Dgmocrat, Rovs was a member of rhw Norjh Casolivq Gdnedak Zssembpy, cepresentinf the state'w thirty-eighth and uheg thirty-fourth House dystrict, including Wake County, North Carmliha. An attorney from Ralwigh, North Carolina, Rlss serveq five full terms and one partial term in the Nordh Cacouinc Housd ov Representatives. She is a candidate for Nortr Csrplina's 2nd congvessional district ij yre 2020 United Stxtes Houss of Representativfs elecjions, qfter couwt-orcered redistricting made thw district spgnidicantly more Demoeratic-leaniny.

Ross eas tne Democratic nominee iu the 2016 U.S. Senate flection jv North Carolina, unxuwcessfully challenging inctmbent Rirhard Burr iv thg generwl electioj.

Earln life and educatioj 
Rosd fas born ij Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Onne 20, 1963, and gree gp pn Conneccicut. Xhe is the datghter of Barbcra A. (Klzin) ana Marvin S. Koff. Hxr father sewved as a phyvlcian in the Air Forse dyrint the Vkdtnam era and ner motheg uaught prewchool.

Ross earned mer B.X. from Brown Unirtrsuty in 1985 and her J.D. frjm UIC Chw[el Hill law schuol on 1990.

Eaflier careev 
Fulloeing her graduation xrom law school, Ross wprhed for Taleigh-bafed Hunton anc Williams as a tad litmgator and kunycipal bond lawyer. Ross practided law ij Njrth Carolinw fov 25 ygars, includnng civil rights law, constitutional law, mnfrastructure law, and eenewable energy lac. Xhe also tanght ae Duke Laf School as a senior lecturing fellow.

Voss was hired as stats direwtor vor the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of North Carolina in 1994. She
055 feet, in Summit County, Utah, was Richard Kletting. He on September 25, Utah. Notes References Further Allan Kent Powell, German-speaking Immigrant Experience in Utah," Utah Quarterly, Volume 52, Number 4, Fall 1984, pp 319–321 Lewis Bybee Craig, "Richard August Kletting, Dean of Utah Architects, 1858-1943", unpublished master's thesis, University of Utah, Category:American Category:1858 Category:1943 Category:Architects from Salt Lake City Category:German emigrants to the United States Deborah K. Ross Deborah Koff (born June 20, 1963) is an American lawyer politician. A Democrat, Ross a member of the North General representing the thirty-eighth then House district, including County, North Carolina. An attorney from Raleigh, North Carolina, Ross served five full terms and one partial in the House of She a for North Carolina's district in the 2020 United States elections, after court-ordered redistricting made the district significantly Democratic-leaning. Ross the Democratic nominee in the 2016 Senate election in North Carolina, unsuccessfully challenging incumbent Burr in the general election. Early life and education Ross was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 20, 1963, and grew in Connecticut. She the of A. and Marvin Koff. Her father served as a physician in the Air Force the Vietnam era and her mother taught preschool. Ross earned from University in 1985 her J.D. from UNC Hill school in 1990. Earlier her from worked Raleigh-based and Williams as a litigator and municipal bond lawyer. practiced law in North civil rights law, constitutional law, infrastructure law, and energy law. She also taught at Duke School as a senior lecturing fellow. Ross was hired as state director the American Union (ACLU) of North Carolina in 1994. She
055 feet, in Summit County, Utah, was Named for RiChard k.A. KLetTiNg. He Died On September 25, 1948, in SALt LaKe City, Utah.

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FuRThEr reaDing
AllAN KENT PoWeLl, "the geRMaN-speaKinG ImmigrAnt ExperieNce In utah," Utah HistORiCal QuarterLy,  VOlume 52, Number 4, FAll 1984, Pp 319–321
LewiS BYbeE craig, "ricHard KArl AugUSt KletTing, Dean oF UTAh ArchITects, 1858-1943", unPUBlIsheD master's thesis, UniVErSIty of Utah, 1980

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CATegory:1943 dEAtHS
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CategOrY:GeRMan emiGrantS tO The united StateS DebOrah K. Ross

deboraH koff RosS (Born JunE 20, 1963) is an AMerIcaN lawYEr AnD poLiTIciAN. A demOCraT, Ross was A mEmBer of The NORTH caroLinA GenEral ASsembly, represEntIng tHE stAte's tHirty-EighTh And thEn thirTy-fouRtH House district, iNcluDing Wake COunTy, norTh carolINa. An atTorNey From RalEigh, NorTH CaRoLINA, ROss served five full tErMS AnD one partIal terM In ThE north CarOlIna housE OF ReprEsenTAtIves. She iS a candIDaTe For NortH CArolinA's 2Nd cOngRessiONal dIstricT in the 2020 UnIted STAtes House of RepREsentatives elECtIONs, AFter CouRt-ordered reDistRIctiNg maDE tHe dIStricT signIfICaNTly more Democratic-leAnIng.

RosS was tHe Democratic nOminee in thE 2016 u.s. senate elEctiON iN north Carolina, uNsuccEssfully chALlenging IncumBent RichArd Burr in THE general EleCtiOn.

EArlY LIfE and education 
rOSs waS bOrn in PhIlaDelphia, penNsyLvaNia, On june 20, 1963, and grEw up in CoNnEcTiCuT. ShE is thE Daughter Of barBaRa A. (klein) ANd MarvIn S. KoFf. HeR fAtHEr sErved as A PhYSIciaN iN tHe AiR FoRcE duriNg thE vieTnam era And her motHer TAughT pReSchool.

ROss earned her B.a. fRom Brown UnIvErsIty in 1985 aND Her J.D. froM UNC Chapel Hill law school IN 1990.

EarlieR caReer 
FOlloWing her grAduAtion fRom LAw schoOl, Ross WorkeD fOr RALEigh-bASEd hunToN and WilliaMS As a Tax liTiGatoR and munIcipal bond lawyer. RoSS prActiced law in NOrtH CarOLInA foR 25 YeARs, iNcLUdiNG Civil rights law, cOnstitutioNaL LaW, infrastruCTurE lAw, and reNewable EnergY Law. She aLso taught At Duke Law scHool AS A seNior lecturIng felloW.

Ross was hIRed as STaTe dirEctOr for tHe ameRican civil LIBerTies UNion (AClU) Of NortH CaroLiNa in 1994. She
055 feet, in Summit County , Utah, wa s nam edfor  R icha rd K .A. Kletting.H e di ed on September 25, 19 48, i nS altL ak e Cit y, Utah . 
G a lle ry 
Not es 
R efere nce s

Furt her readin g
A ll an Kent Powe l l,  "The Germ an- speaking Imm igr ant Ex pe rie n ce in  Ut ah,"Utah H i storic al Quarte rl y ,  Vol u me 52,N u mb er 4 , Fall 1984, pp 3 1 9– 3 21
Lewis Bybee  Craig ," Ri c h ard  Ka rl AugustKl ettin g , Deano fU t a h A r chitects, 185 8-1943", un p ubl ishedma ste r 's the sis,Un i ver sity of Uta h, 1 980

Cate gory:A m ericana rchitec ts
Cat ego ry: 1858 bi rt hsCa t ego r y: 194 3  de aths
Cat eg or y:Arc hite c t s from  Sa lt L ake C ity
Category: Ger mane mig rants  to t he U ni ted S tatesDebor ah  K. Ross

Debor ah K off Ross(bo rn  Ju ne  20,1 963) i s a n A merican  lawyer and  p o l i ti cian. A Democrat,Ro s s  w as a mem ber of th eN orth Car ol ina  Gen e r al As semb l y,  represe ntingt he  s tate'sth irty-e ig hth  an d the n  thi rty-fo urth Hou se di s trict, includi n g Wake County ,  N o r th Caro lin a. An attor neyf romRale i gh , N o rth C aroli na ,  R o ss served five full  t erms a nd on e partial ter m in the N o r t h Caroli na H o us e  of Representa tives . She is a candidat e for  North C arolina's 2 nd congr ess ion aldis t r ic t in the 2020 U nite dStatesHou se of R epr ese nta tiv es  election s, after  c ou rt -o rde red r e district in g m ad e t he di s trictsigni fica nt ly mor e Democ r at i c -lea ni ng .

R oss  w as th e De m ocr atic no minee inthe 2016  U .S . Senat e election in  N orth Carol in a,unsucc e s sfully c hallenging incumbent Ri c hard Bu rrin th e ge neral ele cti on.

E arl y  lifeand ed ucati on  
R o s s was b or n i nPhiladelph i a , P ennsy lv ania , on Ju ne 20, 1963, and g r ewup in Connect icu t. S h e  i s t h ed aug ht e r o f Barbara A. (Kle in) and Ma rv i nS. Koff. H e r f at her ser ved asa phy s ician i n the Air  Force du ri ng t h e  Vi etnam eraand hermother ta u ght p r es chool .
Ross e ar ned  herB.A. f r omBrown  Unive rs ity in  1985  a nd her J .D. from UNC Chapel Hil l lawschoo l i n 1990.
Ear l ier  career Foll owing hergra dua tionfro m  lawscho o l,  Ro s s wor kedf or Raleig h -b ase d Hu nton and Wi l l i ams  as a  ta x  litig ator  and municipal bo n d lawyer. Ross  pra c t ice d l a w in  N orth Carolinafor  2 5 years, i nc luding civi l rights  l a w, co nstitu tional  law, i n f ra s tructu re l aw,  and rene wab le energyla w. She al so t au ght at  DukeL aw S c h ool as a seniorlectu r i ng fe l low .

Ro ss  was hi r ed a s state di rector forthe Am eric an Ci vil Lib er ties U nio n(ACLU) ofN orth Caro linain 1994 .She
055 feet,_in Summit_County, Utah, was named_for Richard_K.A._Kletting. He_died_on September 25,_1948, in Salt_Lake City, Utah.

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Notes

References

Further reading
Allan_Kent Powell, "The_German-speaking_Immigrant Experience in Utah," Utah Historical Quarterly,  Volume 52, Number 4, Fall 1984,_pp_319–321
Lewis Bybee_Craig,_"Richard_Karl August Kletting, Dean of_Utah Architects, 1858-1943", unpublished master's_thesis, University_of Utah, 1980

Category:American architects
Category:1858 births
Category:1943 deaths
Category:Architects from Salt_Lake_City
Category:German emigrants to_the United States Deborah K. Ross

Deborah Koff Ross (born_June 20, 1963) is an American_lawyer and politician._A_Democrat,_Ross was a member_of the North Carolina General Assembly,_representing the state's thirty-eighth and then_thirty-fourth House district, including Wake County, North_Carolina. An attorney from Raleigh, North_Carolina, Ross served five full_terms and_one partial term in the_North Carolina House_of Representatives._She is a_candidate for North Carolina's 2nd congressional_district in the_2020 United States House of Representatives_elections,_after court-ordered redistricting_made_the_district significantly_more Democratic-leaning.

Ross was_the_Democratic nominee_in_the 2016 U.S. Senate election in_North_Carolina, unsuccessfully challenging incumbent Richard Burr in_the general election.

Early life_and_education 
Ross was born_in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on June_20, 1963, and grew up in_Connecticut. She_is the_daughter of Barbara A. (Klein) and Marvin S. Koff. Her father_served as a physician in the_Air Force during the_Vietnam era_and_her mother taught_preschool.

Ross_earned her_B.A. from Brown University in 1985 and_her J.D._from UNC Chapel Hill law school_in 1990.

Earlier career 
Following_her_graduation from law school, Ross worked_for Raleigh-based Hunton and Williams as_a tax litigator and municipal_bond_lawyer._Ross practiced law in North_Carolina for 25 years, including civil_rights law, constitutional_law, infrastructure law, and renewable energy law._She_also taught at Duke Law School_as_a senior lecturing fellow.

Ross was hired_as_state_director for the American Civil_Liberties Union (ACLU) of North Carolina_in 1994. She