Marcel Lavigne

1907–1942 (age 35)

Biography

Marcel Lavigne was a French electrician whose skilled trade contributed to the infrastructure and development of his community. Born in 1907, he represented the working class whose labor was essential to French society and industry.

His death in 1942 during World War II claimed another member of France's working population during the nation's period of occupation and struggle. Lavigne is remembered in Thiais, his memory honoring the contributions of ordinary citizens to their nation's history.

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