Dr. Dennis Mitchell Weber

Still miss him , one of the very best.

Dennis Weber was my podiatrist in Maryland for many years. He was an excellent doctor; a very sweet, kind, smart, caring and funny man, and a joy and privilege to know.
Every single person I referred him too (and there were many),
Thanked me and told me how much they liked him.
He has been missed here as our doctor, and I know he will be forever terribly missed by his wonderful family he loved dearly!
May his memory forever be a blessing.

I just noticed Dr. Weber’s passing and wanted to send my condolences to the Doctors family. We first went to Dr. Weber When my daughter who is a Type 1 Diabetic needed emergency care. He took one look and from then on, we never went to anyone else. He was a kind, caring and very patient person, always considerate of my daughter whenever he had to remove a toenail. He always asked if she felt any pain or needed anything to drink. She is a Type 1Diabetic so we saw him often. When he left his private practice and joined a group, I knew he must be planning to retire, but when his diagnosis was shared it was shocking. I am deeply saddened by his passing and only wished he never had to experience this horrific disease. Hopefully for such a Kind, gentle person his time in retirement was enjoyed until the end. We certainly miss him, he was truly ne of the greats. Please know we will always remember him with deep appreciation and fondness.

The times Gerry and I spent with Dennis and Ellen were always special. Dennis was always interested in what you were up to and your happiness. There are no words to express how much this wonderful, kind, loving gentleman will be missed. We wanted more time together. It was not to be. We are heartbroken and empathize Ellen’s pain and that if the entire family. Dennis my no longer be here but he will always be present in our hearts.

Always a pleasure to be with. Don't recall him without a smile on his face! He will be sorely missed.

We are former friends and neighbors of Dennis, Ellen and family and we offer our deepest condolences at this difficult time. Dennis and I used to golf together and I will always remember him as warm and caring. One line that jumped out at me in his obituary was how great he looked in a suit or a blazer. The last time I saw him (at a wedding celebration several years ago), I remember telling him several times how great he looked ! May his memory be a blessing.

Dr.Weber was an outstanding podiatrist & friend. He had a kind heart. He will be missed by everyone who knew him. My deepest sympathy to the family. May his memory be eternal. Penny Bowdren

I was one of Dennis' fraternity brothers (Phi Sigma Delta, U of MD). Dennis was a wonderful guy.

Our condolences to Ellen and the rest of the Weber family.

- Joel & Nancy Salus

Dear Weber Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathies. Although I first met Dennis at his MacArthur Blvd office, followed him to Randolph Road with Roz and Linda, then the Forum, I lost touch and did not know of his health situation. Through the years he always spoke of you, his family and in-laws, with such love and pride and so enjoyed talking politics. He was an optimistic and joyful person with a wonderful sense of humor. I am shocked and deeply saddened by this news and that Dennis did not have the long life he so richly deserved.

There are many things one can say about Dennis, a true mensch. Foremost in my mind is that Dennis truly cared about other people. He was sincerely interested in how his friends and family were doing. "How are you?" :How is Joe Doing". During a poker game: "Hi Dad. I am playing cards, but I always have time to speak with you." He will be missed. On behalf of his poker buddies. "May He Rest In Peace."

I am so sorry to hear about Dennis’s passing. I very much enjoyed spending our 8 years together while on the board of podiatry. Dennis was a true mentsch and I will miss him.

So sorry for you loss Weber family. I met Dennis and Ellen in Cleveland Ohio while he was attending Podiatry School. I always enjoyed his wonderful quick sense of humor and great smile! We spent many times together exploring Cleveland and he and Ellen were at the hospital when I delivered my first born. My love and sincere sympathy to Ellen and his children and grandchildren that he loved dearly. May his memory be a blessing!

Dear Ellen. We were so saddened to hear of Dennis’ passing. Dennis was a special man who will be fondly remembered by all who knew him. We will continue to have wonderful memories of our days together in Detroit. Please accept our heartfelt condolences. Joy and Glenn Gastwirth