In a tragic turn of events during the Super Bowl celebrations in Kansas City, Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a beloved DJ in the community and mother of two children, at the age of 44, was confirmed as the fatal victim of a shooting attack that shocked the city. The incident not only claimed Lisa’s life but also resulted in 21 injuries, including nine children, in a moment that should have been filled with joy and celebration.
Lisa, recognized for her contagious joy and musical talent, was at the location to participate in the festivities when the tragedy occurred. During surgery, in an attempt to save her life after receiving a gunshot wound to the abdomen, Lisa unfortunately did not survive.
The attack, which unfolded shortly after 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday at Union Station, occurred seconds after the departure of the Kansas City Chiefs players, including stars Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes, who were celebrating their Super Bowl victory. Three shooters opened fire, turning a moment of triumph into chaos and despair.
Police reported that, in addition to the devastating loss of Lisa, 22 people were injured, including nine children, highlighting the severity and brutality of the attack. Close friends and family of Lisa are devastated, remembering her as an extraordinary person, full of life and love for her community.
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Lisa, who was also a prominent figure on community radio, co-hosted the program “Taste of Tejano,” celebrating Hispanic music alongside her brother, Beto Lopez. Her premature death left a huge void in the hearts of everyone who knew her, with tributes and messages of condolences flooding social media.
The attack not only took the life of a dedicated mother and talented professional, but also left a trail of pain and suffering among the families of the victims and the injured, many of whom are still fighting for their lives in local hospitals.
As the Kansas City community tries to recover from this senseless act of violence, the memory of Lisa Lopez-Galvan will forever remain as a symbol of joy and unity, contrasting deeply with the tragedy that marked this day.
