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Ralph Barbieri Death / Obituary – A great radio show ‘The Razor’ personality, Ralph Barbieri died on August 3, 2020, following a battle with Parkinson’s disease.
A legendary San Francisco sports radio personality, Ralph Barbieri was pronounced dead at the age of 74 after he lost his courageous battle to Parkinson’s disease. Our prayers, thoughts condolences are with the loved ones of the deceased for the great loss. We are yet to observed the deceased obituary, all further details concerning this news will be updated upon confirmation.
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Reactions And Sharing On Social Media Concerning Ralph Barbieri Passing
Very sad to hear that Ralph Barbieri has passed away. He was always a treat to listen to on the radio for so many years. We extend our condolences to his family and friends. #RIPRazor
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiantsFans) August 4, 2020
You look at old Giants baseball you got Ralph barbieri and then the old two announcers Hank greenwald and Ron fairly.. yeah to me that was Giants baseball there was no other opinion other than Ralphs. I’m a Bay area kid… don’t forget that dollar store broom you need it. 4 rats
— Jeffry Bell (@k2rider13) August 4, 2020
The Razor was a one of a kind. It was a privilege to sit across the glass from Ralph Barbieri and Tom Tolbert doing afternoon updates on KNBR for several years, at the peak of their great show. It’s an era that won’t be replicated. My heartfelt condolences to Ralph’s family.
— RayWoodson2.0 (@RWoodson20) August 3, 2020
RIP to a great figure in sports radio for decades, Ralph Barbieri. He truly was a one of a kind, and while he did not cotton to Tom initially, the sweetness and closeness of their relationship later showed his kinder side to his vast audience.
— ogc (@obsgiantscompul) August 4, 2020
Trying to remember all the “Sports Phone 68” hosts on @KNBR when it was still MOR. Scotty Stirling, Hank Greenwald, Ken Dito, Dave Newhouse, Ralph Barbieri. Then came the format change. Am I missing anyone other than fill-ins?
— Ron Flatter (@ronflatter) August 4, 2020
RIP Ralph Barbieri longtime KNBR radio broadcaster. I remember listening to Ralph and he would say he was going to interview Barry Bonds on the radio. Ralph was very good on the radio and knew a lot about sports. Ralph will be missed for sure. Ralph brought back a lot of memories
— HLuna2ndBase12 (@euromuseum) August 4, 2020
Very sad to hear Ralph Barbieri died.
Here’s a 2012 tribute I wrote, after he left KNBR. It starts w/ a criticism or two but that was part of the bigger package.
Ralph set a thoughtful & personal tone for local sports talk. We’re still benefitting.
— Peter Hartlaub (@peterhartlaub) August 3, 2020
Ralph Barbieri was a voice I grew up with in Bay Area sports. Didn’t always agree with him, but loved every minute of listening to him. Rest In Peace, Razor. #RIPRazor
— Cody Cimino (@CodyEC22) August 4, 2020
I grew up listening to “The Razor & Mr. T in the Sacramento area thanks to the powerful @KNBR signal. #RalphBarbieri was one of many great Northern California sports media figures that helped me fall in love with sports, even after the games were over. He’ll be missed. #RIPRazor.
— Daniel Barrera (@DaBarrera87) August 4, 2020
“I wish I had known,” said Tom Tolbert about the news of Ralph Barbieri’s passing “God, I didn’t know.”
It took all of us by surprise. Some thoughts on a unique, complicated, memorable, and wholly San Francisco radio personality
— Bay Area Sports Guy (@BASportsGuy) August 4, 2020
Always appreciate Steve’s analysis when local sports broadcasting news breaks. Excellent work here on the legacy of KNBR’s Ralph Barbieri – who died earlier today. ⬇️
— Peter Hartlaub (@peterhartlaub) August 4, 2020
@Mark_T_Willard great show and tribute to Ralph Barbieri, Hail and Farewell to the King of KNBR, I fondly remember sharing his intense Scorpio astrology chart and Tayte’s Cancerian chart. Blessed Full Moon, may sports gods and goddesses bless
— Andrea Mallis (@virgoinservice) August 4, 2020
?Ralph Barbieri! He may have been a Sharks fan. But he was genuinely critical about the Giants and GM Brian Sabean. Sending love to the Barbieri family!
— Bayflow408 (@Bayflow408) August 4, 2020
Angels fly because they take themselves lightly. #RIP #RalphBarbieri
— Arran Andersen (@arranandersen) August 4, 2020
A lifelong @SFGiants fan, I remember as a kid first hearing #Barbieri on #SportsPhone68. I was like “OMG who is this dude?!!”@KNBR somehow in the 80s found a frank, native & exquisitely articulate yet naturalistic voice to bless SF airwaves.#RalphBarbieri rest in peace.
— Chuck Austin (@Giant_Chuck) August 4, 2020
Sad to hear about the death of Ralph Barbieri. Listened to him a lot in the 90’s and also during the “Razor and Mr. T” days. He always closed his show with, “Angel’s fly because they take themselves lightly”
RIP Razor!— Felix the Third (@TheThirdFelix) August 4, 2020
R.I.P Ralph Barbieri – “Angels fly because they take themselves lightly.”
— Timmy2putt (@timmy2putt) August 4, 2020
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