Auguste Gouge

1849–1937 (age 88)

Biography

Auguste Gouge answered the call of service with devotion, embracing the responsibilities of a soldier with courage and discipline. He stood as a quiet example of professionalism, earning the esteem of those who served alongside him in times of peace and challenge alike.

Later in life he reflected on a career shaped by duty and solidarity, leaving behind a legacy of resilience that continues to be honored at Père Lachaise by visitors who cherish France’s guardians.

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