Frank Albert Vigil

Frank Albert Vigil, a steadfast presence and beloved member of his family and community, departed this life on October 17, 2024, at the Swedish Medical Center, surrounded by those who cherished him most. Born on December 23, 1961, Frank lived a life rich in love, laughter, and an unwavering commitment to those he held dear.

With a remarkable career spanning 29 years, Frank served as a supervisor at Union Sheet Metal (Local #9), where his leadership and expertise left a significant mark on his colleagues. His work ethic was paralleled only by his caring spirit, always willing to lend a hand, whether in the workplace or at home. Frank's talents extended beyond his professional life; he was a gifted craftsman, known for his custom fabrication skills that resonated deeply within his circle of friends and family.

As a cherished father, son, companion, and brother, Frank relished the joys of family life. He was particularly passionate about cultivating memories through shared pastimes. He adored fishing alongside his father and son, a tradition that bound them in a love of nature and camaraderie. Frank was also a culinary artist, known for his culinary delights, including his famed ribs and smoked salmon, which brought everyone together at the family table.

Frank's personality shone brightly; he was loving, generous, and always ready with a joke that could light up even the dreariest of days. His laughter was contagious, and his friendly demeanor drew people to him effortlessly. Frank's capacity to mentor others, particularly when teaching the art of automotive repair, showcases his profound desire to uplift those around him.

He leaves behind a loving family, including his son Jordan Vigil, his devoted mother Alberta Vigil, and his treasured companion Patricia Chavez. His legacy will continue through his daughter Jessica Carrillo, son-in-law Brandon Carrillo, and his two beloved grandchildren, Blaize and Aviana Carrillo. Frank is also survived by his sisters, Elizabeth Jaen, along with brother in-law Robert Jaen, Julie Vigil, and Bernadette Castro, along with brother-in-law Jaime Castro, and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and many friends, who will carry his spirit in their hearts.

Frank is now reunited with those who preceded him in death, including his father, Frank Vigil Sr., as well as his mother-in-law, Susan Kelly, and father-in-law, Gilbert Chavez. Though he may no longer walk among us, the indelible impression he has left will resonate through the memories and stories shared by all who knew him.

Farewell, Frank Albert Vigil. Your legacy of love, kindness, and laughter will continue to illuminate the lives of those you leave behind.