Elizabeth “Lisa” Lopez-Galvan, celebrated for her vibrant personality and community engagement, tragically lost her life during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl celebration rally. Fondly known as the office jokester and a passionate DJ, Lopez-Galvan brought joy and culture to Kansas City through her Tejano music.

A mother of two, Lopez-Galvan’s family described her as a cherished wife, mother, sister, and friend, emphasizing her devotion to family and community. Her brother, Beto Lopez, highlighted her significant contributions to various charitable causes and community events, underscoring her impact beyond statistics.

Co-hosting the “A Taste of Tejano” show on KKFI radio 90.1 FM, Lopez-Galvan shared her love for music and culture with listeners. Her tragic death prompted an outpouring of grief from the community and her colleagues at KKFI, who remembered her as a beloved figure.

Manny Abarca, a friend and Missouri legislator, reflected on Lopez-Galvan’s vibrant presence at community events and her role in amplifying the Latino voice in Kansas City. Abarca vowed to ensure she and other victims of gun violence are never forgotten.

Lopez-Galvan’s passing leaves a profound void in the Kansas City community, where she was a beacon of positivity and inclusivity. Her son, injured in the shooting, is on the path to recovery, but the family remains in shock as they grapple with their loss.

A GoFundMe campaign has been established to support Lopez-Galvan’s family during this difficult time, reflecting the community’s desire to honor her memory and provide assistance where needed.

In the wake of this tragedy, Kansas City mourns the loss of a cherished community leader and advocate for cultural diversity, whose legacy will endure through the lives she touched and the causes she championed.