President Joe Biden honored former KC radio DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvin. He also praised Andy Reid, Trey Smith, Clyde Edwards-Helaire and other Chiefs players for helping calm other people down while on lockdown at Union Station after the shooting.

President Joe Biden recently honored former Kansas City radio DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvin for her significant contributions to the community.

During the ceremony, Biden also took the opportunity to commend Kansas City Chiefs players, including Andy Reid, Trey Smith, and Clyde Edwards-Helaire, for their crucial role in helping calm people during a lockdown at Union Station following a shooting incident.

Honoring a Local Legend
Lisa Lopez-Galvin, known for her vibrant presence on Kansas City radio, has been a beloved figure in the community for years. Her work has gone beyond the airwaves, deeply impacting various community initiatives and bringing people together through her efforts. President Biden highlighted her unwavering dedication, emphasizing how her voice has been a source of comfort and guidance for many.

“Lisa Lopez-Galvin has been a beacon of hope and unity in Kansas City,” Biden stated. “Her commitment to her community is truly inspiring, and it’s an honor to recognize her today.”

During his address, Biden shifted focus to a recent critical event that showcased the bravery and quick thinking of several Kansas City Chiefs players. Following a shooting at Union Station, the area went into lockdown, and chaos ensued as people scrambled for safety. Amidst the turmoil, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, along with players Trey Smith and Clyde Edwards-Helaire, stepped up to bring calm and order to the situation.

“Andy Reid, Trey Smith, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and the rest of the Chiefs demonstrated remarkable courage,” Biden praised. “Their actions during the lockdown at Union Station helped prevent further panic and ensured that people were safe.”