Birth date: Oct 13, 1928 Death date: Jul 19, 2018
Robert Weintraub, age 89, left this world on July 19, 2018 at his home in Bradenton, Florida. Bob lived a long and full life which included 53 years of wedded bliss to his beloved Anita. Born on the threshold of the great depressi Read Obituary
So sorry to hear Bob has left us.
I will always remember his smiling face at downtown and Riverwalk events, and I'll never forget seeing him at the Towers when his wife was there. He was so dedicated to her.
What a lovely and fun man!
Sorry for your loss Mark, and the rest of the Weintraub family.
Micki and Wayne Poston
It is with heavy heart that I am posting this condolence to the Weintraub family on behalf of our doctors and staff at Urology Partners.
I first met Robert Weintraub in 2011 when hired under the medical practice where Dr. Mark Weintraub holds senior partnership. Bob worked part time helping sort & organize his son's incoming mail and other small projects. His energetic attitude & engaging smile immediately created a bond. I could tell that he embraced life!
Bob had this amazing play on words and humor. He used both like a craft that could bring a smile to anyone's face. He once told me that his greatest accomplishment was being a parent. He was proud that his kids not only loved each other… but truly “got along and were friends”!
Bob Weintraub was an actor, poet and gentleman. He participated locally with the Manatee Players Performing Arts Center. He was not a braggart… but would sometimes quip that he had launched the career of Keith Urban.
It is easy for us to recognize greatness from afar. I was lucky enough to witness this good man up close. Robert Weintraub will be dearly missed. God take him in his care.
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Bob will be surely missed at our regular weekly poker games. He brought a level of goodwill and humor to our activities which will be sorely missed. Many times he joined us for dinner following our card games and he shared his great sense of humor to the table for all to enjoy.
We also extend our condolences to Bob's family, it has been an honor to know him.
Janet and Ed. Bennett
I will miss him,,,especially his stories. I know he didn't enjoy coming to his treatment, so I tried to make it as tolerable as possible. We always enjoyed a good movie together, especially a musical. The last movie we watched was "The Music Man", which was one of my favorite plays. I'll miss you Bob! At least you are at peace and pain free now. " I put a new on for ya baby". Nobody will know what that means, but how you made me laugh every time you said that....XOXOXO
I so enjoyed working with Bob on the Manatee Hitorical shows. He was always a joy to be around. Great sense of humor. Great sense of history. Just a great joy to know.
