Janice & Thomas Gutowski, MD
 Enjoying retirement |
With more than 39 years of serving as a physician at the Foundation, I have witnessed the unwavering commitment of this institution to providing exceptional healthcare for our community.
Arriving in Princeton in 1985 as a newly minted orthopaedic surgeon, I could never have envisioned the exponential growth and strength in our healthcare system.
From joining a two-person orthopaedic group practicing at the three-floor hospital on Witherspoon Street to retiring from my current 18-person ortho group practicing at our magnificent Route 1 campus, I still marvel at the incredible transformation and how far we have come. With over 39 years of serving as a physician at the Foundation, I have witnessed the unwavering commitment of this institution to providing exceptional healthcare for our community. Emblematic of this was unprecedented courage and compassion exhibited by our staff and hospital during the COVID pandemic.
 Dr. Gutowski passing on the reins of the Craigie Joint Center to Dr. Culp |
The Foundation has not only been my professional home but also the place where I have witnessed countless lives transformed by dedicated healthcare professionals. Our decision to include PMC in our estate plans is a testament to our enduring belief in the importance of healthcare. It also reflects the profound impact that this hospital has had on my life and the lives of countless others. My wife Jan and I hope that this gesture will highlight the extraordinary work that this institution does every day and help ensure a brighter and healthier future for our community.
We genuinely encourage you to reflect on the meaningful contribution you can make to the Foundation’s legacy. Please consider initiating a conversation with our dedicated development team today.
—Thomas Gutowski, MD, and his wife Janice
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