Colorado Senate District 15
Carol Ann & Gary Hixon, Senator Bob and Bev Bacon, former Senator Peggy and Brent Reeves, Bev Donnelley & Bill West, and Jody & Frank Johnson invite all for a cocktail reception for Rich on the patios of the Hixon's Fort Collins foothills home. Please join us for a chance to speak with Rich, other prominent Democrats and others while we enjoy light refreshments, cocktails, and a wonderful Colorado evening.
Cocktails will be served from 5-7 pm on August 19th.
RSVP by August 16, 2010 to sally@richball2010.com
Suggested donation: $40 per individual; $70 per couple.
Please contact jeff@richball2010.com for additional details such as address
The Rich Ball 2010 Campaign would like to invite everyone to Sports Station on Thursday June 3rd at 5 Pm to celebrate the official kickoff of Rich Ball's Campaign for State Senate District 15. There will be merriment and revelry as well as an opportunity to meet Rich and discuss with him the issues most important to you. We look forward to seeing you all there. Feel free to contact Garrett Swensen for additional information.
LOVELAND -- Rich Ball, fourth generation Lovelander and long time attorney, will announce his run for State Senate District 15 on Friday October 16 at 1:00 at Loveland City Hall, Foote Lagoon. Rich has been a life long Democrat but has never run for office. He retired from the law practice in 2007 after 35 years.
"In good conscience I could just not sit on the sidelines and watch any longer. Our county needs inclusive, problem solving, collaborative representation at the state Capitol. We have real problems, and we need someone who will listen to all our residents and use leadership to create solutions," said Rich.
Rich's father Judge Conrad Ball served the County for nearly 20 years as District Judge.
Rich will be surrounded by his family and supporters, including local lawyer Rodger Clark, State Senate President Brandon Shaffer, former State Senate President Stan Matsunaka, and former State Rep. Bill Kaufman.
Rich attended the University of Colorado, with a Political Science degree and C.U. Law School. He has been active in civic affairs serving as President of Habitat for Humanity, Loveland Rotary Club and the Larimer County Bar Association. He currently serves on the boards of Pathways Hospice and the Fort Collins Symphony. Rich urges you to get involved with his campaign. His web site is www.richball2010.com.
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