Étienne Mourrut 1939 – 2014

Biography

Étienne Mourrut was born on December 4, 1939, in Le Grau-du-Roi, a charming coastal commune in southern France. He devoted his life to public service as a French politician, dedicating himself to the interests of his community and region. Throughout his career, he engaged in the work of governance and representation that shaped local and regional affairs during his era of service.

On October 19, 2014, Étienne Mourrut passed away in Montpellier at the age of seventy-four. He succumbed to laryngeal cancer after a period of illness. His passing marked the end of a life spent in pursuit of public duty, leaving behind a legacy of service to the people he represented.

Étienne Mourrut was laid to rest at the Cimetière du Boucanet, where he remains remembered by those whose lives he touched through his work. His contributions to French political life, rooted in the traditions and values of his native region, continue to be honored by those who knew him and benefited from his dedication to service.