Having spent more than 39 years at Princeton Medical Center, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing the remarkable evolution of this institution. When I arrived in 1985 as a newly trained orthopedic surgeon, I could hardly imagine the extraordinary growth and advancements that would unfold.From starting my career in a modest three-floor hospital on Witherspoon Street as part of a two-person orthopedic team to retiring from our vibrant 18-member group at the impressive Route 1 campus, I am constantly in awe of how far we have come. The journey from those early days to where we are now is a testament to Princeton Medical Center’s unwavering dedication and commitment to exceptional health care.
During my tenure, I have seen firsthand the courage and compassion displayed by our staff, especially during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Princeton Medical Center has not only been my professional home, but it’s also been a place where I have built lifelong friendships and where my family and I have come for health care.
My wife, Jan, and I have chosen to include Princeton Health in our estate plans as a reflection of our deep belief in the importance of health care excellence and in gratitude for the impact this institution has had on our lives and the lives of many others. We hope our decision highlights the extraordinary work being done here every day and contributes to a brighter, healthier future for our community.
We encourage you to consider how you might also make a lasting impact on Princeton Medical Center’s legacy.
Please email our dedicated development team at PMPH-Foundation@pennmedicine.upenn.edu to explore how you can be part of this important mission.
Article as seen in Princeton Giving Fall 2024.
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