Guide to the 52nd Legislature, 2nd Regular Session
Democrat
District 1
Description: Northern, eastern and parts of southern Arizona; major place names include Flagstaff, Sedona, Casa Grande, Globe/Miami, Marana; Hopi, Navajo, and Apache reservations
- Website
- http://kirkpatrick.house.gov
- www.facebook.com/RepKirkpatrick
- twitter.com/RepKirkpatrick
- Address
- 405 N Beaver St, Ste 6
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
- birthdate
- 3/24/1950
- birthplace
- McNary, AZ
- resident since
- Birth
- occupation
- U.S. Representative, CD-1, since 2012, 2009-10; attorney, Kirkpatrick & Harris, P.C., 1991-2008; instructor, business law & ethics, Coconino Community College, 2004.
- marital
- Married
- spouse
- Roger Curley, attorney
- children
- 4
- religion
- Catholic
- education
- J.D., UofA College of Law, 1979; B.A., UofA, 1972.
- political experience
- AZ state representative, 2005-07.
- memberships
- Board of directors, Big Sisters; AZ State Bar; advisory board, Lowell Observatory; board of directors, Flagstaff Public Library Foundation; board of directors, United Way of Northern AZ; board of directors, Flagstaff Symphony Assn.
- interests
- I love to cook and garden, but I also make sure to go skiing and hiking in my beautiful district. Beyond that, I play the country fiddle (I actually used to be in a bluegrass band) and study different languages such as Navajo, Apache and Mandarin. One of my favorite hobbies that I’ve picked up in the last few years is playing on the congressional softball team. While I doubt I impress anyone with my athleticism, I have been dubbed the team’s “Rudy.” It has been an invaluable opportunity for me to bond with members from both sides of the aisle. The relationships I have formed on the field have come in handy on the Hill, where our friendships have allowed us to find common ground and collaborate on legislation in a bipartisan fashion.
Democrat
District 1
Description: Northern, eastern and parts of southern Arizona; major place names include Flagstaff, Sedona, Casa Grande, Globe/Miami, Marana; Hopi, Navajo, and Apache reservations
- Website
- http://kirkpatrick.house.gov
- www.facebook.com/RepKirkpatrick
- twitter.com/RepKirkpatrick
- Address
- 405 N Beaver St, Ste 6
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
- birthdate
- 3/24/1950
- birthplace
- McNary, AZ
- resident since
- Birth
- occupation
- U.S. Representative, CD-1, since 2012, 2009-10; attorney, Kirkpatrick & Harris, P.C., 1991-2008; instructor, business law & ethics, Coconino Community College, 2004.
- marital
- Married
- spouse
- Roger Curley, attorney
- children
- 4
- religion
- Catholic
- education
- J.D., UofA College of Law, 1979; B.A., UofA, 1972.
- political experience
- AZ state representative, 2005-07.
- memberships
- Board of directors, Big Sisters; AZ State Bar; advisory board, Lowell Observatory; board of directors, Flagstaff Public Library Foundation; board of directors, United Way of Northern AZ; board of directors, Flagstaff Symphony Assn.
- interests
- I love to cook and garden, but I also make sure to go skiing and hiking in my beautiful district. Beyond that, I play the country fiddle (I actually used to be in a bluegrass band) and study different languages such as Navajo, Apache and Mandarin. One of my favorite hobbies that I’ve picked up in the last few years is playing on the congressional softball team. While I doubt I impress anyone with my athleticism, I have been dubbed the team’s “Rudy.” It has been an invaluable opportunity for me to bond with members from both sides of the aisle. The relationships I have formed on the field have come in handy on the Hill, where our friendships have allowed us to find common ground and collaborate on legislation in a bipartisan fashion.
