Alfred Jules-Julien

1882–1977 (age 95)

Biography

Alfred Jules-Julien, born in 1882, pursued the law with a steady hand, advising families and businesses in Villeurbanne as the city grew around him.

His remains rest in the Ancien cimetière de Villeurbanne, a place where his legal legacy endures in the conversations of those who recall his fairness.

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