Marc Lewis Weinberg M.D.

We think of you when we are riding, pumping hard, singing some 70's song, and flying with the wind.

Dearest Angel Dr. Weinberg, As having been your patients for so many years, you will always carry a special place in our hearts forever. Ron and Mary Unger

To Dr. Marc´s family, I will never forget Marc´s great talents as a healer. Beginning with his solo practice, he not only looked after my physical well being but also was an empathetic and caring psychological professional-I went to him in crisis and his guidance resulted in my amazing life today. I could never find the right words to express my gratitude and immense respect.

You were such a great human ! Miss your caring and health advice.

I worked with Marc in the mid 80s at a walk in clinic in Bradenton, Medi-Quik, right after he graduated med school and moved to Florida. Great person to spend downtime with between patients. He introduced me to great Chinese cuisine. He and his wife had a cool house close to Indian Rocks Beach. Sad to see he passed, he was a great guy.

There will never be another Physician as caring and wonderful as you were. You are so missed.

Dear family of Marc´s, I have so much gratitude for all that he Marc did for me as my doctor in Sarasota. He was my doctor long enough that he cracked jokes, etc and he was just so funny. Moreover, he was one of the most important people in my life then, and still. Please know that I hold all in my heart and I will never forget his amazing self.

Marc, I think of you often, especially when doing the "Weinberg Sprint" on my bike. Miss you, pal.

Although it has been many years ago, Marc brought me through some very difficult health situations. I’m so very sorry for his loss. He was such a professional doc with a wickedly good sense of humor. Marc also took great care of my mother, even when she didn’t care for herself.

I just discovered this unbelievably awful news about Marc’s passing. I was getting ready to go back to Sarasota. I wanted to look him up and to my sorrow, found instead his obituary. My belated thoughts are...