David Loebenberg

March 18th, 1956 - October 30th, 2023

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David A. Loebenberg, 67 of St. Petersburg, was born March 18th, 1956 in Chicago Ill and died October 30th. David was laid to rest next to his mother, Edie. He moved to St.Petersburg with his family in 1969 and subsequently graduated from USF, working for US Health Corporation/US Enterprises with his Father, Walter. US Health Corp was one of the largest privately held hospital systems in Florida at the time. David also was the principal behind the Hooters Jet funny car and the 1989 attempt by Jet Motor Sports to break the world water speed record. David loved the water and was an avid boater, scuba diver, skier, fisherman and swimmer. David died at home surrounded by his family and friends. Survivors include, his wife Sheila, his children, Jacob, Angelica and Zachary, (Micaela) four grand children- James, Aubriella, Ashlyn and Maiya. His siblings, Mike, Sandy, Tony and their spouses, Terry, Scooter and Ballaire along with many nieces, and nephews. David will always be remembered for making people laugh. The family suggests donations to the Florida Holocaust Museum or The American Cancer Society.

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Jake

Love you Dude Dad

Published June 8th, 2024

Ed Maas

We are keeping the Loebenberg family in our prayers. They have helped so many and are a light in this world. David was an inspiration and always made you feel comfortable. We will never forget the impact you had on us. God Bless.

Published June 8th, 2024

David Chi (Waschko)

🚗 My heartfelt prayers to Sheila and the family of David. I met David when I lived in Treasure Island. I would teach him tai chi and yoga for free on the beach. I was doing daily Mitzvah's and he tried to pay me many times even offering to help create my nonprofit company. His energy was always high and bright even at sunrise. He gave me hope and inspiration when he shared some of his personal history of the past. He was a bright flame who was always looking to help others. He touched my heart many times and I always hold many laughing moments on the beach with him. Now he has a kosher cloud to rest on. Many hugs for you all in this moment.

Published June 7th, 2024

Jenny Moore Kennard

Heaven is awake now! We'll see you when we get there. Jenny and Steve Kennard

Published June 7th, 2024

Jenny Moore Kennard

Heaven is awake now! We'll see you when we get there. Jenny and Steve Kennard

Published June 8th, 2024

Barb

🚗 No one could have lived this life more fully than David, and he carried that joie de vivre to the very end. He was a huge part of my life and the void will not be filled. His energy filled a room the moment he entered and his laughter permeated the airwaves . He remained true to himself from start to finish and he FINALLY got it right when he met Sheila and asked her to be his partner in life. You are a one of a kind, David Loebenberg and there will never be another one like you. We will continue to celebrate your life with our memories - know that you are loved and missed by so many.

Published June 7th, 2024

Jake

Love you Dude Dad

Published June 7th, 2024

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