JEFFREY WEBER

I wasn't Dr Weber's patient but I was/am a cancer patient advocate, and served with him on committees at the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center years ago. He chaired the Clinical Investigations Committee and when it was time to review his own trial vaccine protocols, he'd speed-talk through the immunological basis for the trial and we all agreed to whatever he was proposing because he was so passionately devoted to improving outcomes for people with melanoma and the dendritic details...

God worked powerfully through Dr. Jeffrey Weber to cure me of stage 3C melanoma in the right axilary lymph nodes. I was on a clinical trial of his using ipilimumab. This was in 2007 at the Moffitt Cancer Center, inTampa , Fl.
Ipilimumab was later approved by the FDA, I believe only the second medication approved for the treatment of melanoma at that time.
I never had, nor will I ever have a doctor like Dr. Weber. I had so many questions and he had so much patience. He gave me all...

My mom was a participant in the clinical trial for Melanoma at USC. Dr Weber was a positive, professional, and caring person. Mom lived for 15 years past her late stage diagnosis. So glad we got to work with him. Rest in Peace Dr Weber!!

My family and I are devastated by the loss of Dr. Weber. The man, we all felt, we were guided to by Devine intervention. In 2017 he began treating me through trials of his new immunotherapy drugs. During the treatments, when the immunotherapy destroyed my pituitary gland, which he explained might happen, he visited me everyday in the hospital as they adjusted my replacement steroids. If the doctors weren´t treating me properly he was there to GUIDE them. I was suffering terrible leg...

I'm at Dr Jeffrey Weber 4 and 1/2 years ago and he treated me for stage 4 melanoma and him and his team save my life and I will always keep them in my prayers and in my heart

Dr. Weber was at the head of the team that saved my life. He was always so very kind to me, funny, generous, curious. In my case I experienced what it was like to have a doctor put a patient first. Countless times he helped me refer a friend for the right care.

And he saved my life and allowed me to know my young son and to watch my daughter grow. I carry him in my heart, and I want to thank his family for giving him the time he needed to care for people such as myself. I...

We were so thankful for Dr. Weber moving from California to Moffitt Cancer Ctr. and creating the first Immunotherapy drug for our patients and others. We will always be so grateful, even now talking to the first patient of ours on the first trial who survived so many years ago. God bless you forever Dr. Weber, love Teresa Ritter RN with my husband David C. Ritter MD, FACS. Melanoma Center of Hope, Bonita Springs, FL.