Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Honors Shooting Victim with Jersey at Funeral
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Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker honored the request of the family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a victim of the Super Bowl parade shooting, by sending one of his jerseys for her funeral. Lopez-Galvan, a beloved Tejano DJ, was shot and killed at the parade, and her family wanted her to be laid to rest wearing the jersey of her favorite player. Butker, deeply saddened by the tragedy, provided the jersey and expressed his condolences, while also bonding with Lopez-Galvan over their shared faith. Other Chiefs players, including quarterback Patrick Mahomes, have also shown support for the victims of the shooting.
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