At the age of 76, Colette Giudicelli passed away yesterday in Menton following a long illness. She served as Deputy Mayor of Menton from 1989 to 2009 and then as a Senator until just a few months ago. She also held a position as councillor in the Departmental Council. A significant figure in Côte d’Azur politics has left us. The political community pays her a final tribute.
Immense sadness at the announcement of the death of Colette Giudicelli, Senator of Alpes-Maritimes and former Vice-President of the Department
Tribute to this woman of convictions and courage, the first female senator of Alpes-Maritimes
My thoughts go out to Jean-Claude Guibal and her children pic.twitter.com/q5aMOF8746
— Eric Ciotti (@ECiotti) September 24, 2020
It’s with immense sadness that I learn of the death of my friend Senator Colette Giudicelli.
I remember her arrival at #CD06, her effective action in committees, public contracts, human resources, her professionalism, and her kindness pic.twitter.com/ez5JIeMJ8k
— Charles Ange Ginesy (@ca_ginesy) September 24, 2020
Deep sadness after the death of Senator Colette Giudicelli. I remember a strong personality, dedicated to her region and her city, #Menton, where she served as the first deputy for 20 years. Thoughts for her husband Jean-Claude Guibal and her children. pic.twitter.com/UhrgOJLvgz
— Christian Estrosi (@cestrosi) September 24, 2020
I learn with much sadness and emotion of the death of my colleague Colette Giudicelli, Senator of Alpes-Maritimes, who represented and voiced our territories and, more particularly, that of the Menton region during her two terms.
— D. Estrosi Sassone (@Dominiq_Estrosi) September 24, 2020
Together with Louis Negre, Henri Leroy, colleagues of our late Colette Giudicelli, we wish to pay tribute to the experienced and dedicated woman that she was. pic.twitter.com/NVuAi8AS2H
— D. Estrosi Sassone (@Dominiq_Estrosi) September 24, 2020
Sadness tonight at the announcement of the passing of Colette Giudicelli, senator of Alpes-Maritimes, with whom I shared the benches of the Departmental Council. All my thoughts go to her husband @jcguibal pic.twitter.com/jn9Mvm6IiP
— Franck MARTIN (@FranckMARTIN06) September 24, 2020
Tonight I feel a great deal of sadness following the passing of Senator Colette Giudicelli, who also served as a regional council member in 1998. I extend my deepest sympathies and affection to @jcguibal and her daughters #Menton pic.twitter.com/BfnxTvrFo1
— Pierre-Paul Léonelli (@PPLeonelli) September 24, 2020
Sad to learn of the passing of Colette GIUDICELLI with whom I shared the benches @AlpesMaritimes over the years. A thought for @jcguibal her family and loved ones. pic.twitter.com/hcq8TWRhxY
— Philippe Tabarot (@PhilippeTabarot) September 24, 2020
Emotion and very warm thoughts for @jcguibal as well as for her loved ones, her family, and for all those who loved her. The passing of Colette Giudicelli is a great sadness for all of us. https://t.co/wNpntHNs77
— Renaud Muselier (@RenaudMuselier) September 24, 2020
It is with immense sadness that I learn of the passing of Senator Colette Giudicelli. Whether at the Departmental Council or in the Senate, she never ceased to work for our department. My most heartfelt thoughts go to her husband @jcguibal
— Joseph SEGURA (@JosephSeguraSLV) September 24, 2020
With emotion, I learn of the death of Senator Colette Giudicelli.
I remember her as an energetic and determined woman moving our department forward.
My thoughts are with her family, loved ones, and @jcguibal— Anthony Borré (@anthony_borre) September 24, 2020
Condolences to Jean-Claude Guibal and his family on the loss of Colette Giudicelli. All the people of Menton mourn this evening for this experienced and strong-willed woman who defended the Alpes-Maritimes and the values of the republican right in the @Senat. pic.twitter.com/f607HlO3iY
— Gérard Larcher (@gerard_larcher) September 24, 2020
