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Photos from Recent Edward M. Kennedy Awards Dinner

The following photos are from the recent Edward M. Kennedy annual fundraising dinner and awards night, as hundreds of Denver Democrats gathered for the event.

The event marked the one-year anniversary of the historic election that turned Colorado blue and sent Barack Obama to the White House. We were fresh off recent School Board Election victories for Denver Democrats Andrea Merida (District 2), Jeanne S. Kaplan (District 3), Nate Easley (District 4), and Mary Seawell (At Large) and the resounding defeat of I-300 on the ballot;.

We recognized four inspiring Denver Democrats--House District 6 Chair and 6A Captain Sallyanne Ofner, Senator Chris Romer (Senate District 32), Senator Pat Steadman (Senate District 31), and House District 7A Captain Isabella Allen--for their tremendous service to the Party.

We honored the late Senator Ted Kennedy by naming the dinner in his memory and hearing stirring remarks by Senator Michael Bennet, Keynote Speaker David Sirota, and former Speaker of the House and current U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff, who collectively put Kennedy's legacy into perspective in terms of the ongoing call to bring progressive ideals into action beyond Election Day.

And if we didn't have cause enough to celebrate already, during Sirota's keynote address, Congresswoman Diana DeGette, one of the few elected Denver Democrats not in attendance, sent word from Washington D.C. to her family attending the dinner that the U.S. House of Representatives had just passed The Affordable Health Care for America Act. When Democratic Party of Denver Chair Cindy Lowery shared the news following Sirota's speech, her announcement was greeted with a roaring ovation from a crowd of activists who had spent months, years, and decades in the trenches fighting for Health Care Reform.