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‘He was a good and caring person,’ says wife of migrant worker who died of COVID-19 on Ontario farm | CBC News

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Jun 20, 2020
‘He was a good and caring person,’ says wife of migrant worker who died of COVID-19 on Ontario farm | CBC News

The wife of 31-year-old Bonifacio Eugenio-Romero, a Mexican migrant worker who died of COVID-19 while working on a southwestern Ontario farm has provided information about her husband for the first time since his death last month.

Bonifacio Eugenio-Romero, 31, seen here with wife, Juana Vazquez, died while working on a farm in southwestern Ontario on May 30. He came to Canada from Mexico as part of the temporary foreign worker program. (Submitted by Juana Vazquez)

The wife of 31-year-old Bonifacio Eugenio-Romero, a Mexican migrant worker who died of COVID-19 while labouring on a southwestern Ontario farm last month, said her husband was a “good and caring person.” 

“He was a man of values. He was humble, responsible, empathetic, generous, a person full of patience and trust in others,” said Juana Vazquez. 

It’s the first time she’s provided information about her husband to Canadian media since Eugenio-Romero died May 30 in the Windsor-Essex region.

The statement to CBC News was provided by Santiago Escobar, who is representing the family and is also a national representative for United Food and Commercial Workers Canada.

He said Eugenio-Romero’s body is still in

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