It is with deep sorrow that we learned, along with the nation, of the passing of DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvan. As initially reported by Kansas City Community Station KKFI 90.1 FM, where Lisa hosted the popular Taste of Tejano show on Tuesday nights, and then confirmed by national news networks, Lisa tragically lost her life during the Kansas City Superbowl Parade.
From KKFI's webpage and social posts, Lisa's life and spirit is mourned in the heartfelt comments and many memories shared. She was a vibrant member of KKFI 90.1 FM team and her passion for Tejano music and unwavering dedication to her craft left an indelible mark on her entire community. She will always be remembered for the joy she brought to her workplace and the incredible talent she shared with KKFI listeners.
During this difficult time for the KKFI community, the KNVC family extends our deepest sympathies to Lisa's family, friends, and all those who had the privilege of knowing her. We recognize that her absence leaves a void that cannot be filled, and we mourn alongside all who are feeling the weight of this loss.
Also as we reflect on this moment, KNVC recognizes that communities should be places of celebration, not violence. We want to work together with you to find a path to a safer, better future for everyone. In that spirit, we invite you to share your own thoughts with us through our contact page at KNVC.org.
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