Overview
- The Pinto city council confirmed her death at 82 and set official mourning for December 28–30 with flags at half-staff, keeping Christmas events at the family's request.
- Del Castillo founded Club Atlético de Pinto and on October 15, 1963 became the first woman to preside over a Spanish football club.
- The municipal plenary unanimously granted her the title Hija Predilecta on November 19 in recognition of her pioneering contributions.
- She later served as Atlético de Pinto's honorary president and recalled being urged to step aside by a former mayor who claimed football was not for women.
- Her legacy frames the club's present, as Atlético de Pinto is currently owned by entrepreneurs involved in unresolved legal disputes with the town hall.