article_snippet.sent: An 86-year-old  Kansas City Chiefs superfan had one dying wish - to see Betty Johnson, 86, of Missouri beloved team before taking Betty Johnson, 86, of Missouri last breath.
article_snippet.sent: Great-great grandmother Betty Johnson of Missouri, a Kansas City Chiefs season ticket holder since 1986, had said goodbye to everyone except for goodbye .
article_snippet.sent: But goodbye wish was granted on Thursday after a visit from Chiefs Hall of Famer Nick Lowery, and Betty Johnson passed away shortly after, just as Betty Johnson was leaving, goodbye said. '
article_snippet.sent: Betty Johnson, 86, was a Kansas City Chiefs ticket holder since 1986.
article_snippet.sent: As a devoted fan, Johnson, who was known as 'grandma' by several current players, would sit front row on the 45-yard line during home games.
article_snippet.sent: goodbye is such a die-hard Chiefs fans and loves such a die-hard Chiefs fans so much,' Susan Johnson told KCTV5. '
article_snippet.sent: Susan Johnson actually lost goodbye North Kansas City home in order to pay for goodbye Chiefs season tickets, according to KCTV5.
article_snippet.sent: During home games, w/ longtime season ticket member Betty Johnson would sit front row at the 45-yard line.
article_snippet.sent: Betty even lost Betty North Kansas City home in order to pay for Kansas City Chiefs season tickets (above the Kansas City Chiefs playing the Oakland Raiders)
highlights_snippet.sent: Betty Johnson, 86, of Missouri has been a Chiefs ticket holder since 1986 .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Betty Johnson, 86, of Missouri even lost Betty Johnson, 86, of Missouri North Kansas City home to pay for Chiefs season tickets .
  