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including a dinner at his apartment with his wife Beatrix and their two<br />

children, Ivan (8 years) and Fernanda (2 years) and a visit to his<br />

father's ranch near Coronel Vidal on the vast Pampas 320 kms south of the<br />

capital. A visit I will never forget. When I visited Hugo Lopez in<br />

Santiago <strong>de</strong> Chile in 2006, Gabriel called from Buenos Aires to say hello<br />

to me.<br />

He flew to Santiago last Tuesday to share the celebrations of the<br />

bicentenary of Chile, but was hit by a heart attack when visiting his good<br />

DX-friend Hugo Lopez. Gabriel was cremated on Thursday and his ashes<br />

travel to Buenos Aires on September 25. It is a big loss to me personally<br />

and to the DX-Community all over the world and to RAE, as their DX-editor<br />

has passed away. May he rest in peace.<br />

(Anker Petersen-DEN, dswci DXW Sept 24)<br />

This e-mail is to inform you, the <strong>de</strong>ath of our friend Gabriel Ivan Barrera<br />

as consequence of heart fulminant attack, the <strong>de</strong>ath was in Santiago,<br />

Chile. I received a phone call from Hugo Lopez at at 05.55 UTC informing<br />

me the sad news. GIB arrived yesterday to Chile. (Eramo)<br />

Here is a rough translation of the e-mail text from DXer Hugo Lopez,<br />

CE3BBC Chile and has just being circulated in various DX reflectors: "The<br />

sad<strong>de</strong>st news of Radio that happened to me in my life is to share with you,<br />

the news on the sud<strong>de</strong>n <strong>de</strong>ath of our comra<strong>de</strong> and friend, GABRIEL IVAN<br />

BARRERA. He arrived in Santiago to share the celebrations of the<br />

bicentenary of his <strong>de</strong>arly beloved CHILE. The land of his birth has also<br />

sought today to be the <strong>de</strong>parture.<br />

It happened tonight, Sep 14, at 2315 Chilean T<strong>im</strong>e due a fulminant heart<br />

attack. It was among antennas and radios in my shack, Internet sharing and<br />

enjoying our passion. Thanks to each and every one of you, who shared with<br />

and felt my best friend. 73 compadre, from where you <strong>de</strong>liver us your<br />

wisdom that one day you shared with me. I love you infinitely. Hugo Lopez<br />

Carmona. Contact: ce3bbc@hotmail.com . (Nigro)<br />

Sad news in<strong>de</strong>ed. He joined Numero Uno in June 1990, when John Herk<strong>im</strong>er was<br />

editing, and stayed with us in DXplorer. "GIB," as he was known, was the<br />

editor of the "Onda Corta" bulletin among other DX publications, and he<br />

was always a reliable reporter. R.I.P. (Berg)<br />

He was a knowledgable DXer willing to go the extra mile for DXers,<br />

especially in securing RAE veries. I have his publication from 1990,<br />

"Latin American Radio World." (Herk<strong>im</strong>er)<br />

I knew GIB mostly by reputation, although on several occasions in the past<br />

he helped me directly with consi<strong>de</strong>rable information. His sud<strong>de</strong>n passing is<br />

very sad. He surely will be missed greatly. (Jensen)<br />

Gabriel was one of my best friends. I was today with his father and a few<br />

minutes ago I visited Radiodifusion Argentina al Exterior to inform the<br />

Spanish Section Manager about this sad news. This is one of my sad days of<br />

my life. (Slaen)<br />

My feelings by the <strong>de</strong>ath of Gabriel Ivan Barrera, a DX legend! Good bye<br />

Gabriel. (Otavio)<br />

Very sad news, GABRIEL IVAN BARRERA passing. He was a good friend.<br />

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