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Michelle Obama CO Visit

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Posted: 9:37 PM Jul 16, 2008
Last Updated: 9:37 PM Jul 16, 2008
Reporter: Associated Press

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Michelle Obama was in Denver to attend a fundraiser Wednesday.

The Obama campaign said she would be greeted at Centennial Airport by Colorado First Lady Jeannie Ritter before heading to the event.

The fundraiser is aimed mostly at women. State Representative Rosemary Marshall, Wilma Webb and state treasurer Cary Kennedy will be among those attending the private event at the Grand Hyatt in downtown Denver.

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