Debra Gail Ross’s “Just For The Halibut” is more than just a memoir; it’s a celebration of family history and the enduring power of tradition. Born and raised in the historic fishing village of Gig Harbor, Washington, Debra carries the legacy of her great-grandfather, John Samuel Ross, who emigrated from the Island of Premuda in 1887.
This deep-rooted connection to her heritage is woven throughout Debra’s life and work. Her book promises to be a poignant exploration of the importance of preserving family traditions, the value of intergenerational knowledge transfer, and the enduring impact of our ancestors on our lives.
By sharing her story, Debra invites readers to connect with their own heritage and appreciate the unique legacies that shape who we are.