Raymond Fournier-Sarlovèze

1836–1916 (age 80)

Biography

Raymond Fournier-Sarlovèze served as an official who navigated the responsibilities of public service with commitment, ensuring that civic life continued with integrity and purpose. Born in 1836, his professional life reflected a steadfast dedication to duty and to the well-being of the communities he served.

He passed away in 1916, and his memory is honored at Auteuil Cemetery, where visitors remember a life devoted to fostering orderly governance with quiet dignity.

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