Thomas Parran

1860–1955 (age 95)

Biography

Thomas Parran (1860–1955) served as a physician and public servant who guided American public health policy through periods of rapid change, always striving to protect the well-being of communities across the country.

His work left a lasting imprint on the health institutions of his era, and he is remembered at Christ Church Cemetery for a career marked by thoughtful leadership and a deep concern for others.

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