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employee2

November 22, 2020 11:00PM

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I knew Joe Vigil when I worked for the C&TS back in the 1970's. I first knew him from his NAPA store and then as the GM of the railroad. He was always approachable and easy to talk to, even as GM of the RR - not like some other managers I have known who believed it was necessary to keep a social divide between themselves and the employees. He was a great supporter of the railroad and of Chama, and was a good friend. He will be greatly missed.

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