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City of Denver proclaims, celebrates 'Pat Bowlen Day'

Denver mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city honored the late Pat Bowlen on Wednesday at the City & County Building. Hanock read a proclamation declaring Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019 as "Pat Bowlen Day," presented a gold challenge coin, raised a Broncos flag over the building and unveiled a temporary street sign in Bowlen's honor. Members of the Bowlen family, as well as Broncos alumni, Miles the Mascot, Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and the Stampede Drum Line joined Hancock on Wednesday at the event.

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the city of Denver honored late Broncos Owner Pat Bowlen by officially proclaiming Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019, as "Pat Bowlen Day." The proclamation took place on Wednesday on the City & County Building's front steps with members of Bowlen's family, Broncos alumni, Broncos cheerleaders, Miles the mascot and other Broncos staffer in attendance. (Photo by Jeremy Rincon)

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