Charles-Joseph-Albert Amet

1875–1962 (age 87)

Biography

Charles-Joseph-Albert Amet, born in 1875, was a steady presence in Paris during a century of dramatic shifts, respected for his thoughtful engagement with neighbors and civic matters. He witnessed the rise of new technologies and ideas while offering a calm confidence that helped guide local life.

His gentle leadership left a quiet legacy, and his grave at Père Lachaise is visited by those who appreciate the steady contributions of citizens who uphold the civic spirit of the city.

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