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C. Everett Koop

396 | Faces of Public Health | Arias MANY PEOPLE RECOGNIZE C. Everett Koop, MD, as US surgeon general extraordinaire, a man who single-handedly led thousands to kick the cigarette habit and saw to it that an AIDS education brochure arrived in every American mailbox at a time when the disease was shrouded in misinformation. Others herald him for saving thousands of young lives as a pioneer of pediatric surgery. And most who work in and for public health recognize the changes Koop brought about and is still fighting for. “I remember so many things that this wonderful man did,” Sen Orrin Hatch (R, Utah) said at