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Dr. Philip David Alburger

Trappe, Pennsylvania

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Alburger Dr. Philip D. Dr. Philip David Alburger, 81, died peacefully on July 29, 2023 at his home in Gladwyne, PA. Dr. Alburger served as an Orthopedic Surgeon at Shriners Hospitals for Children, Temple University Hospital, and as Chief of Orthopedics at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children....

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I met Dr Alburger as a Temple premed student working with him in his fracture clinic at St Christophers Hospital. He graciously became a mentor to me. I returned to St Christophers Hospital as a medical student to rotate on his service and kept in touch with him throughout my career. He treated everyone with cheerful compassion. I appreciate him and will never forget him. May G-d bless him.

My Deepest Sympathy to Dr. Alburger's entire Family. I was forever in love with him for saving my left arm from amputation at the age of 6. I had a terrible crush on him and thought of The Wonderful Doctor many times throughout my life in complete gratitude. Thank you for sharing him with us. It could not have been easy.

Dr. Alburger was such an amazing person. He took care of me with osteogenesis imperfecta since I was 10 weeks old. He was caring, patience and had all of my trust. No one could ever take his place or his skills. He would make having OI a little better with his sense of humor. I remember when I was little I would always tell him it urted instead of hurt and he would get a laugh out it. I was very sad to hear this news and he will be missed dearly. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Dr. Alburger was taught by the best and, in return, he gave his best. R.I.P. Phil.

Dr Alburger was a true genuine kind soul with lots of humor and a beautiful smile! I met Dr Alburger in 1990 my daughter 10 weeks old fracture femur St Christopher´s Er. I grabbed his arm and he walked by because I was afraid of my child going in shock. He immediately came to her aide and after taking her to many Dr diagnosed her with osteogenesis imperfecta from that point my daughter was his star patient with him doing Doctors many would not have attempted. He literally has pieced my...

Phil was a classmate at the Prep. I moved from the area but did get to see him on a few occasions at dinners and lunches sponsored by class of 1960. He was a good classmate and a great physician and friend.

Phil was a great doctor and a caring person. We were high school classmates all 4 years at SJP. Phil was a great personal help to me when I needed it most. Tony Walsh

It is heartbreaking to lose a man who was truly a gift to us all. Knowing and working with Phil for half of a century was a gratifying and exciting experience for me. I will truly miss his thoughtful wisdom and boyish charm. He gave of himself for the benefit of his patients and he will long be remembered for his contributions. Rest in peace my friend. Pete Pizzutillo

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