Debra Gutterman

When my husband became her patient,she became my friend,mom and nursemaid and MORE. Deb got us through this disease with caring and love.Dave has now joined her .Until I see them again,they remain in my heart,Love..Sheila

I miss you dear doctor and friend,may you rest in peace and meet your patient and friend David,in Heaven. Because of you we had him much longer then was expected ,thank you kind Debra.

Dearest Dr Debbie , David left us on Feb.4th,2020 but we had so many more years with him thanks to your awesome care ,I know you two are talking upon a cloud in Heaven,much luvnhugs ,Sheila E Schneider

As we are coming up to the 50th anniversary of the Nursing Class of 1972 at Downstate and past the 50th for Brooklyn College SDS, I did a Google search for Debra. I am so sorry that I didn't reach out earlier. I remember her as a collaborator against the Vietnam War and at the beginning of 2nd wave feminism and as a classmate. Sending love and condolences to you, her family

Dr. Gutterman always felt like family. Still does. I enjoy seeing her twins' continued growth into amazing adults. She would have been so proud.

Dearest Dr.Deb,David is in hospice care now,but still with us due to the excellent care physically and emotionally that you gave him and I.You kept us together and that made a huge difference in his survival of his terrible disease.I'm sad that others don't , i,get a chance at life because you are gone now.We miss you,much luvnhugs,Dave & Sheila

Not a day goes by that I don't think about Dr. Debbie. The kindest soul I'd ever met. A one of a kind. Miss you so much.

Dr. Gutterman consulted on my medical case in 1986. She put her hand on my shoulder and said, We're going to get through this.' Those words gave me such relief that no one ever spoke to me about the amputation of my leg, again. I am glad that I wrote to Dr. Gutterman and shared my appreciation. God bless her and keep her. May the blessing she shared with so many now bless her soul and her family.

I knew Debi at Brooklyn College in 1967-1970. She was a loving friend and kind woman. We lost touch after college except for a chance reunion in 1976. I moved to Seattle in 1979. I have fond memories of Alan, Nettie and George. They were always kind and supportive and it was so nice to be able to spend time with them. I was so sad to learn of Debi's passing but im happy she became a dr and was able to help so many people. You dont know me of course but i hope you find some comfort knowing i...