Marie-Jean-Raoul Le Boucher d'Hérouville

1850–1933 (age 83)

Biography

Marie-Jean-Raoul Le Boucher d'Hérouville (1850–1933) dedicated many years to military service, upholding duty with steady courage through a period of changing European dynamics.

In retirement he cherished family and comrades, exchanging memories of campaigns with humility, and his remains rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery in quiet honor.

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