Marcel Engros

1917–1942 (age 25)

Biography

Marcel Engros was born in 1917 and apprenticed as an electrician, becoming a dependable part of the community in Bois-Colombes who could be counted on in moments of urgent need.

His life ended in 1942, yet neighbors still remember the calm assurance he brought to every household task and the simple pride he took in his work.

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