Tobie Weinstein Medvin, born September 14, 1950, passed away on May 7, 2026, after a prolonged illness. She was predeceased by her husband, Mark Medvin and her parents, Sidney Weinstein and Leila Weinstein Becker, and her brother Jeffrey Weinstein. Tobie is survived by her son, Michael Medvin and her sister, Judie Weinstein Nielsen and nieces Stephanie Nolan and Sarah Putney. She is also survived by her sister-in-law, Susan Weinstein and her niece Erica Weinstein and nephews Andrew Weinstein and Jake Weinstein.
Raised in Newton, Tobie spent her early childhood in Mattapan, MA. Those early years were filled with family, gatherings, holiday celebrations with grandparents and an especially close and loving bond with her maternal grandmother, Nana (Sarah) Adesska. Some of her happiest childhood experiences Included caravaning to Nantasket Beach or Wollaston Beach with her mother’s close girlfriends and all their kids, including Aunty Sylvia (Gamerman Grossman ) and her cousin, Michael Gamerman who played an especially important role in these early years.
In 1965 the family moved from Mattapan to Newton, where Tobie attended Newton South High School. She graduated in 1968 And was an active member in the Iota Phi, Alpha chapter sorority where she formed many friendships.A high school girlfriend later introduced Tobie to Mark Medvin who became her husband. Together they created a warm and devoted home centered around their beloved son, Michael Medvin. Michael’s arrival was one of the most important and cherished events in their lives.
Family gatherings, and holiday dinners. were always memorable occasions. Tobie, Judie and Jeffrey and step siblings Sandy, Michael, Rob and Rich, and their significant others, especially enjoyed a holiday table, hosted by her much loved step father, Joseph (Joe) Becker. May Tobie finally rest in peace and freedom.
Donations to honor Tobie’s memory may be made to The Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA), 505 8th Avenue, Suite 1403, New York, NY 10018.
A graveside service will be held at Sharon Memorial Park on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 11:45 AM.