Georges Lissac

1897–1969 (age 72)

Biography

Georges Lissac (1897–1969), an optician who served others with care, is commemorated at Père Lachaise Cemetery for the thoughtful service he offered to countless individuals. His work supported well-being in a practical and humane way.

People continue to honor his legacy by acknowledging the grace with which he tended to others’ needs throughout his career.

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