Terminally ill Chiefs fan dies after game and stuck in KC
 

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Terminally-ill Chiefs fan dies hours after seeing his first game at Arrowhead

Lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan Felipe Lopez finally got to see his favorite team in person on Dec. 16 when the Chiefs beat the Los Angeles Chargers.

Hours after the game, Lopez died in his hotel room.

Lopez, 56, was diagnosed with liver cancer earlier in 2017 and told by doctors that he had six months to live. Thanks to the Dream Foundation, he was able to get to Kansas City to see the Chiefs play and even got to be on the field before the game.

The Chiefs won the game 30-13 to take control of the AFC West. Lopez’s first and only Chiefs game was definitely a memorable one.

But his family is now trying to figure out how to get his body back to California. It’s set up a GoFundMe page with a goal of raising $5,000 for funeral expenses and to bring Lopez home.

https://www.gofundme.com/felipe-lope...raltrans-costs

What he really wanted to see was Patrick Mahomes throwing bombs to Hill.

I was happy for him because he got to see a win

Maybe the chiefs can be his paul bearers so they can let him down one more time.

Didn't they get him a round-trip ticket?

You'll be reading the same about me after the Chiefs win the SB, difference being a combination of heart attack, stroke, and alcohol poisoning.

LMAO, you're such a dick sometimes.

ROFL

:hmmm:

They raised $8K

What size do you think that jacket is? I thought I saw it on Ebay "only worn once" To soon?

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Lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan Felipe Lopez finally got to see his favorite team in person on Dec. 16 when the Chiefs beat the Los Angeles Chargers.

Hours after the game, Lopez died in his hotel room.


But his family is now trying to figure out how to get his body back to California. It’s set up a GoFundMe page with a goal of raising $5,000 for funeral expenses and to bring Lopez home.




6 days ago and just now trying get him back to Cali? Something rotten about this.

Holy ****ing hell that's gold!

My father in law and I loaded up my wife 's Grandma and her casket and drove her back to Louisiana. The little Cajun mid was shocked when we dropped her off at the funeral home.

But we had to have a certain form first and let every state know lol

I had a similar experience once but it was my great aunt. Actually died on a road trip. Had to strap her to the roof of our car. Dropped her off in another family member's back yard. It was very surreal.