Teen Who Lost Mom in Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Rally Honors Her Memory With Heartfelt Gesture
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The horror of the gun shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs‘ Super Bowl rally on Valentine’s Day is fresh for many. But one teen has chosen to honor the memory of her mother. Adriana Galvan is paving the path for many with her inspiring actions, barely a month after the tragedy.
On 14th February 2024, the back-to-back championships overjoyed the city. However, the shooting that ensued after sent a shockwave throughout the NFL world. This unfortunate event claimed the life of Lisa Lopez-Galvan. Now her 19-year-old daughter is picking up the mantle and following on the path of her mother.
Adriana keeps the memory of her mother alive!
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When the tragedy unfolded, Lisa was joined by her son Marc and two nieces to celebrate their team’s success. All four family members suffered from gunshot wounds at the rally. Unfortunately, Lisa had fatal wounds. The 43-year-old was a revered disc jockey for the Hispanic community in Kansas City. And her passing left a giant hole in the community.
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“Her spirit’s still here with me”, said her daughter from the room where Lisa practiced and mixed her tracks. Many of Lisa’s future bookings were canceled. In a bid to not only help the Hispanic community but also to get closer to her mother’s art, Adriana chose to step up.
“I kind of just wanted to honor her and keep her legacy going”, said the 19-year-old. She unpacked her mother’s DJing equipment and has started practicing. Adriana will soon be filling in for a booking that her mother had confirmed before her untimely passing.
And just like the grieving daughter, Kansas City has shown its strength and grit in the face of violence.
The Kansas City is unstoppable
For many, the thought of going to another parade after the events of the Super Bowl rally, was unthinkable. But the city that has been the shining light of strength throughout Mid-Western America cannot be stopped.
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Kansas City celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with parade down Broadway
Many thanks our @kcpolice for keeping us safe!
I never thought twice about the Super Bowl rally. https://t.co/aepBCcgHYa
— Mike Nicco (@MikeNiccoKSHB41) March 18, 2024
“I don’t want to live my life in fear”, said a local a month after the horrific incident while attending the St. Patrick’s Day parade. The people of Kansas City have once again shown that they can overcome misfortunes in any arena.
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People like Adriana and her family are guiding stars for the community with their courage and determination!
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