Léopold Ridel

1852–1910 (age 58)

Biography

Léopold Ridel was an architect whose designs favored proportion, restraint, and the civic grace that makes public spaces welcoming. From municipal buildings to thoughtful renovations, he envisioned structures that harmonized with their communities and reflected a belief in architecture’s role as a public good.

Ridel’s commitment to enduring craftsmanship and urban dignity lives on in the edifices he helped shape, while his earthly remains lie at the cimetière de Vaufleury as a quiet testament to the care he invested in the built environment.

Also buried at cimetière de Vaufleury

Sébastien Couanier de Launay
1821–1894 (age 73)
cimetière de Vaufleury
Étienne Boudet
1761–1828 (age 67)
cimetière de Vaufleury
Étienne Boudet was a French military officer who served during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
Joseph Coincé
1764–1833 (age 69)
cimetière de Vaufleury
Joseph Coincé was a French physician who practiced medicine from 1764 until his death in 1833.
Bernard Le Pecq
1914–1943 (age 29)
cimetière de Vaufleury
Bernard Le Pecq was a French aircraft pilot who died in service.
Félix Grat
1898–1940 (age 42)
cimetière de Vaufleury
Félix Grat was a French politician who served during the early twentieth century.
Jean-Pierre Bouvet
1937–1976 (age 39)
cimetière de Vaufleury
Jean-Pierre Bouvet was a curator who protected and shared cultural treasures with care.