KANSAS CITY, M.O. (WKBW) — "He's a Chiefs season ticket holder forever now!"
Kristen Kimmick is a die-hard Bills fan, but her father Ronald always loved the Chiefs.
Ronald passed away of a stroke in October of 2019. Kimmick says he always wanted to go to a game at Arrowhead, but never got the chance.
Kimmick couldn't pass up the opportunity to see the Bills play in the AFC Championship game at Arrowhead. She booked her tickets before she knew the Bills would even play in the game, and when the time came, brought her dad along.
Wearing a necklace with a tiny capsule of her dad's ashes, Kimmick opened it during the game and spread some of Ronald's ashes in the stands at Arrowhead.
.@Kimmick86 ‘s dad Ronald was a HUGE #Chiefs fan—but she was always loyal to the red white and blue! At Arrowhead—she spread his ashes. He passed of a stroke in October, 2019. He’s a season ticket holder for life-she tells me. @wkbw #fanfeed #billsmafia pic.twitter.com/35UXMCVmmj
— Hannah Buehler (@HannahBuehler) January 26, 2021
Kimmick, who grew up a Bills fan, was never swayed by her dad's love for the Chiefs. She says her dad and her had a friendly rivalry over the two teams. She wore Ronald's wrist watch during the game.
