Dr. Thomas Starzl memorial statute unveiled outside Cathedral of Learning
Carolyn Rogers | Tribune-Review
Joy Starzl, left, unveils the life sized bronze statue of her husband, Dr. Thomas Starzl outside of the Cathedral of Learning on Saturday, June 23, 2018. Dr. Starzl launched the nation’s first liver transplantation program at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in 1981.
Carolyn Rogers | Tribune-Review
Joy Starzl sits with the life-sized bronze statue of her husband, Dr. Thomas Starzl, who launched the nation’s first liver transplantation program at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, after it was unveiled outside the Cathedral of Learning June 23.
Joy Starzl unveiled the life-size bronze statue of her late husband, Dr. Thomas Starzl, on Saturday outside the Cathedral of Learning in Pittsburgh.
Starzl, who founded the nation's first liver transplantation program at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in 1981, died March 4, 2017.
Tribune-Review photos by Carolyn Rogers
