Georges Passavant

1862–1952 (age 90)

Biography

Georges Passavant (1862–1952) served with integrity as a judge, guiding the legal process with wisdom and humanity. His decisions reflected a deep commitment to justice and respect for every individual who came before him.

His legacy endures at Wolfgottesacker, where those who visit his resting place remember a life of fair-minded service to the rule of law.

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