Jacob Brown
A devastating incident on a Long Island highway has claimed the life of Dr. Monika Woroniecka, a 58-year-old physician at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital.
Woroniecka’s fatal fall from a moving house trailer has left the medical community and her family in mourning.
Details of the Accident:
The tragic accident occurred on State Route 12E in the town of Brownville, Jefferson County, during the final moments of the family’s journey.
Woroniecka and other family members were inside the trailer when a gust of wind unexpectedly blew open the passenger side door. Despite efforts to secure the door, Woroniecka was thrown from the moving vehicle and sustained fatal injuries.
Response and Mourning:
Stony Brook Medicine, where Woroniecka was employed, expressed profound sorrow over her untimely death.
Colleagues, friends, and family are grappling with losing a dedicated physician who has significantly contributed to pediatric allergy and immunology.
Investigation and Ongoing Inquiry:
New York State Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident. Details about who else was present in the trailer at the time of the incident remain unclear, and authorities are working to piece together the sequence of events leading to Woroniecka’s tragic death.
Remembering Dr. Monika Woroniecka:
Woroniecka’s professional profile reflects her commitment to pediatric care, specializing in allergy immunology for over two decades.
She was known for her compassionate approach to treating children with various allergies and immune disorders, building enduring relationships with the families under her care. She enjoyed travel, hiking, and cherished moments with loved ones outside of work.
