Pierre-Édouard Cangardel

1914–1994 (age 80)

Biography

Pierre-Édouard Cangardel built his reputation as a ship-owner who balanced entrepreneurial ambition with respect for seafaring traditions, seeking new routes while safeguarding the crews who kept commerce moving.

His legacy is honored at Père Lachaise Cemetery by those who appreciate his commitment to responsible maritime life.

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