Birth date: Feb 23, 1948 Death date: Dec 1, 2020
Gary Steven Weinstein died peacefully at his home on December 1, 2020, in Lakeland, Florida. He was 72 years old. He is survived by daughters Melanie Weinstein, Jordan Weinstein, and Marni Segal Tice; sons Jacob Weinstein and Paul Read Obituary
In our hearts and thoughts forever. My friend of 60
plus years.
My heart goes out to the family, I met Gary over 10 years ago at Champs, he was with someone else I knew and I was introduced to him. Gary was a great guy and always bought me a drink at Outback when he was there and I came in. Years later the company I work for began using Target Testing for our drug testing program. I am so sorry to know that he has passed. He will truly be missed and was loved by many!! God Bless the Family.
Deanna Chambers
Awesome friend... great person, helped so many, a real loss to us all and our world..... we’ll miss you my friend... Michael K
25 yrs of friendship and so many ideas we conjured, of new ways to make more money. We were often there for each other as friends and confidants. I snuck you in chocolate shakes at the rehab center with burgers n fries..lol.and you came all the way to Orlando once to pick me up during my divorce and bailed me out of jail at one time.I picked you up at the house just a couple of months ago when you were still able to walk and we went to the country club in the rain and again you barked as we shuffled up the handy-cap ramp,in the rain, me pushing from behind"This is the worst idea you've had yet" later like always we would laugh at the bar as you sipped on coffee and we did shots of tequila !Not much saddens me..but losing you my friend, who was always there with words of wisdom and reason leaves a great void of sorrow and grief..Like i said the last time we spoke "See you on the other side of the river my friend"
39 years...I met you out at Buddy's when you used to run it for Ben. We always crossed paths, Gainesville, Tampa and now Lakeland. You were a force of nature. Always inspiring people to do things better, stronger and faster. We share a love of cars, the DeLorean was my favorite. I am blessed that I was able to help you with the business, during this crazy 2020, it was a chance for us to connect and talk. or yell or laugh. I hope there is a hot air balloon you get to sail around in up there. Listen when Mel and Sue talk to you now. Miss you always my friend.
Our deepest condolences to Melanie and her siblings. I didn’t know Gary very well but Melanie is family to me and I am so sorry for her loss. Love and prayers for comfort from Henry and Davita Syfert.
I've known Gary for over 60 years, from our HUBCAP "borrowing" days to his pool hustling days at Jilly's on the 71 Street Causeway after his stint in the Air Force.
We have stayed in touch til the end. I miss his wise ass remarks all in fun.
Gary, I miss you terribly.
Lois and I send our deepest condolences to Melanie and to the rest of his family.
Lois and Gene Salem
