Beto Lopez said it took him almost a day to realize his sister had been murdered.
"It's just a horrible feeling," he said.
Gomez, his two siblings — and the rest of their tight-knit family are dealing with the horrific death of Lisa Lopez-Galvan.
Lopez-Galvan was one of the 23 people shot Wednesday at the end of the Chiefs Super Bowl rally at Union Station. Two juveniles got into an argument and began shooting, authorities said. The gunfire killed Lopez-Galvan, 44 — and wounded other members of her family, along with nearly two-dozen others.
"We are all going to miss her," said Carmen Lopez Murguia, Lopez-Galvan's sister. "She was our baby sister."
Lopez-Galvan's family was her life, her family said.
Police: Shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl rally started as a dispute
The shooting left one person dead and more than 20 others injured, including children.
"She loved her family and did everything for them," Lopez Murguia said. "She adored them, so she's a really, really big loss."
Lopez-Galvan, 44, was a popular disc jockey around the city and hosted a radio show on KKFI-FM, Taste of Tejano.
"It just shows what a big heart she had and the impact she had in this community," Lopez said.
This story was originally published by Abby Dodge and Steve Kaut at Scripps News Kansas City.
