Birth date: Aug 30, 1946 Death date: Jun 25, 2018
Anita B. Fineman, 71, a 40-year resident of Punta Gorda, FL, formerly of New York and Germany, passed away Monday, June 25, 2018 in Ft. Myers, FL. She was born August 30, 1946 in Weisbaden, Germany to William and Betty Bautz, now Read Obituary
Fond and long memoriies of ex sister in law, Anita Fineman. May you rest in peace.
I remember Mrs. Fineman as one of the parents from FL United Tae Kwon Do in Punta Gorda many moons ago when I first joined at age 30. I am sad to hear to her passing and offer sincere condolences to the family.Respectfully, Don Hoppa
To a gentle soul who gave me advice/support when joining tae kwon do (many moons ago) when I was 30 years old. Respectfully, Don Hoppa
You will be missed. Our friendship remains a pearl on the string of life and a flower in my garden. You are missed by all your loved ones. Auf wiedersehen, dear friend. Helga Doery
Anita, you were one of the first friends I made when moving to Punta Gorda in 1995. We had some fun tennis matches and you were a wonderful friend, always there when I needed help, especially when I fractured my ankles 3 times at tennis; you got me in to see Matt immediately. Your passing saddens me greatly but with the knowledge you are now reunited with your beloved Matthew; I know you can RIP. My love Linda
. M.D.Written by: Emma & Michael MoralesAnita, We will never forget the great times we had with you and Matt boating, dinner parties ,and spending time in Blue Ridge! May you Rest In Peace . All our love we will miss you.Emma & Michael Morales
I remember what a wonderful and sweet woman Mrs. Fineman was. She always smiled and had fun with Dr. Fineman… God bless them both.
RIP my friend. I will miss you very much. Remembering our lunches and Thai restaurant dinners together, your smiles and your coffee machine. So many happy memories with you and Matt. Rest In Peace our friend. Meera and adhi
Ellen Shapiro – sister Rachel Vivian Wander
My prayers for all the family, our loss is deep. Anita left us with memories that will last a lifetime. Her compassion, generosity, and competitive spirit touched us all whether it was at dinners at her house or the restaurants, on the tennis court, or even a stay at her cabin in Blue Ridge, Georgia. Her love of animals, too, showed what kind of person she was. May she rest in peace.
