Paul-André Lequimme

1922–1994 (age 72)

Biography

Paul-André Lequimme devoted decades to public service, striving to knit together his constituency with thoughtful dialogue and inclusive policy. He championed social programs that reflected his belief in citizenship rooted in solidarity and civic pride.

Colleagues remember him for his warm presence, deliberate decision-making, and his readiness to listen. His resting place at Haubourdin cemetery remains a quiet tribute to a politician who never lost sight of the people he served.

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