Chiefs Super Bowl Parade 2024 witnessed a sombre aftermath with at least 15 individuals injured and two fatalities, among them Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a mother of two and a renowned figure in Kansas City’s music scene. The Kansas City Star reported her passing first.
Lopez-Galvan was celebrated for her dynamic presence and dedication to music, serving as a cherished disc jockey at numerous social gatherings, including weddings, where her selections crafted unforgettable moments.
The community expressed their grief and respect through social media, highlighting the significant void left by her departure. Lisa Lopez, a longtime friend and co-worker, remembered her as an exceptionally vibrant and beautiful individual who was “so full of life.”
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Lopez-Galvan’s contributions extended beyond personal connections; her educational background at Bishop Miege High School and her residence in Shawnee anchored her deeply in the local fabric. Her engagement with KKFI and her co-hosting duties on “Tejano Tuesday” broadened her impact, celebrating Hispanic music and culture.
Despite the tragedy’s shadow, Lopez-Galvan’s enduring influence remains a beacon of her passion, generosity, and the indelible mark she made on Kansas City’s cultural and communal landscapes.
