An 86-year-old  Kansas City Chiefs superfan had one dying wish - to see her beloved team before taking her last breath. Great-great grandmother Betty Johnson of Missouri, a Chiefs season ticket holder since 1986, had said goodbye to everyone except for her team. But her wish was granted on Thursday after a visit from Chiefs Hall of Famer Nick Lowery, and Johnson passed away shortly after, just as he was leaving, her family said. 'I believe she [was] holding on to say goodbye to her Chiefs,' her daughter, Susan told KCTV5. Scroll down for video . Betty Johnson, 86, was a Kansas City Chiefs ticket holder since 1986. A devoted fan, she was known as 'grandma' by several players and received a kiss from wide receiver Dwayne Bowe every game (above) 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. Her presence at the games did not go unnoticed. Wide receiver Dwayne Bowe would kiss her at every game, and former return specialist and wide receiver Dante Hall took off his coat and gave it to her,  Susan Johnson said. The last game the retired school bus driver saw was on November 30 when the Chiefs played the Denver Broncos. Last season, she attended every home game apart from three. Chiefs Hall of Famer Nick Lowery (above) visited Johnson on Thursday and shortly after the visit, she passed away . 'She is such a die-hard Chiefs fans and loves them so much,' Susan Johnson told KCTV5. 'Her Chiefs were more important to her than her home.' Johnson actually lost her North Kansas City home in order to pay for her Chiefs season tickets, according to KCTV5. The ailing mother-of-five daughters had been in hospice care since April 7, and her health had been deteriorating after breaking her hip in February. In a bid to get Johnson's last request completed, her great granddaughter shared a photo of Bowe kissing her grandmother at a recent game on Twitter. Autumn Barricks wrote to the team on Twitter: 'My gma is the teams gma and she is on hospice :( I believe she is holding on to say goodbye to her chiefs.' After users shared the picture of Bowe and Johnson together, as it went viral, word eventually reached the team which sent Lowery. Barricks wrote on April 17: 'We did it!!! Thank you all for sharing and liking and retweeting!' The Chiefs Ambassadors shared on Twitter that Betty would be missed by Chief Kingdom. The post said: 'HOFer Nick Lowery visited w/ longtime season ticket member Betty Johnson in her last moments. Chiefs Kingdom will miss you Betty.' Following Lowery's visit, the Chiefs shared a post on Twitter saying she would be missed. It said: 'Chiefs Kingdom will miss you Betty' During Lowery's visit, Barricks told KSHB the family said a prayer and as Lowery was going to leave they realized she had passed away. Barricks said: 'We sang a prayer, and he was going to leave, and we noticed that she was no longer breathing. 'We believe that she was just waiting to say goodbye to her Chiefs.' During home games, Johnson would sit front row at the 45-yard line. She even lost her North Kansas City home in order to pay for Chiefs season tickets (above the Chiefs playing the Oakland Raiders)
Betty Johnson, 86, of Missouri has been a Chiefs ticket holder since 1986 .
She even lost her North Kansas City home to pay for Chiefs season tickets .
After breaking her hip in February, her health had been deteriorating .
Granddaughter Autumn Barricks tweeted to team in bid to answer wish .
Kansas City Chiefs sent Hall of Famer Nick Lowery on Thursday and the great-great grandmother passed away shortly after, family said .