University of Denver 2005 Korbel Dinner - August 16. 2005. Denver Marriott City Center. From left, 2005 Distinguished Diplomat Award winner Antonio Garza Jr., the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, is greeted by honorary Korbel Dinner co-chairman Kiki Vandeweghe, center, and his wife, Peggy Vandeweghe. (Kiki is the 2004 recipient of DU's International Bridge Builders Award.)
University of Denver 2005 Korbel Dinner - August 16. 2005. Denver Marriott City Center. From left, 2005 Distinguished Diplomat Award winner Antonio Garza Jr., the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, is greeted by honorary Korbel Dinner co-chairman Kiki Vandeweghe, center, and his wife, Peggy Vandeweghe. (Kiki is the 2004 recipient of DU's International Bridge Builders Award.)
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The inaugural Distinguished Diplomat Award recipient, Antonio Garza Jr., U.S. ambassador to Mexico, left, is greeted by honorary Korbel Dinner co-chairman Kiki Vandeweghe and his wife, Peggy. Kiki received DU's 2004 International Bridge Builders Award.
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University of Denver 2005 Korbel Dinner - August 16. 2005. Denver Marriott City Center. From left, 2005 Distinguished Diplomat Award winner Antonio Garza Jr., the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, is greeted by honorary Korbel Dinner co-chairman Kiki Vandeweghe, center, and his wife, Peggy Vandeweghe. (Kiki is the 2004 recipient of DU's International Bridge Builders Award.)
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2005-08-25 12:11:21
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