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Ocean Reef Club’s dockmaster Fito retires

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Ocean Reef Club’s long-time dockmaster Fito Castellanos retired after 40 years with the company, 25 of those years as dockmaster. Assistant dockmaster Tony Rodrigues has assumed the position.

 

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