Léon de Locht-Labye

1847–1922 (age 75)

Biography

Léon de Locht-Labye, born 1847, devoted his engineering talents to enhancing public works and infrastructure that supported the daily life of his community. He approached each project with methodical care and a clear sense of responsibility.

Neighbors remember his steady leadership and kind manner, qualities that guided him through civic challenges and now draw visitors to Robermont Cemetery in remembrance.

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