Vini Meyers
April 30, 1943 — June 25, 2026
Services
Obituary
Vini Meyers (nee Rubenstein), of Baltimore, MD, passed away on Thursday, June 25th, 2026, at the age of 83. She is survived by her loving sons, Dylan G. Meyers (Adrienne Bergthold) and Zachary Meyers; cherished grandchildren, Joshua Meyers, Jasper Meyers, and Adelae Allred-Meyers; and devoted brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Charles Meyers and Debbie Meyers. Vini was predeceased by her beloved husband, Edward Meyers; dear brother and sister, George Sidney and Mary Rothman; and loving parents, Alice and Michael Rubenstein.
Born and raised in Baltimore's Park Heights neighborhood, Vini was a proud graduate of Forest Park High School and later attended the Community College of Baltimore. She shared a remarkable love story with her husband, Edward, whom she first met when he was her English professor. Together they built a life rooted in family, compassion, and a shared entrepreneurial spirit, owning and operating a restaurant and catering company together.
Throughout her career at Chase Brexton Clinic and the Johns Hopkins University Department of Psychology, Vini found her greatest fulfillment in caring for others. An avid reader who loved baking and cooking, she was equally passionate about causes close to her heart, including human rights, women's rights, and racial equality. She believed deeply in standing up for what was right and will be remembered for her unwavering kindness, generous spirit, and quiet determination to make the world a better place. Vini also treasured lifelong friendships, especially that of her oldest friend, Myra Perel, whom she had known since childhood.
In Vini's memory, an excerpt from Dylan Thomas:
Love me, not as the ruffling pigeon
The tops of trees, nor as the legion
Of the gulls the lip of waves.
Love me and lift your mask.
Services are private. Please omit flowers. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Maryland Food Bank. Sharing meals and feeding those she loved brought her immense joy, and she cared deeply about helping those facing food insecurity in her community. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Details will be announced once arrangements have been finalized.
Born and raised in Baltimore's Park Heights neighborhood, Vini was a proud graduate of Forest Park High School and later attended the Community College of Baltimore. She shared a remarkable love story with her husband, Edward, whom she first met when he was her English professor. Together they built a life rooted in family, compassion, and a shared entrepreneurial spirit, owning and operating a restaurant and catering company together.
Throughout her career at Chase Brexton Clinic and the Johns Hopkins University Department of Psychology, Vini found her greatest fulfillment in caring for others. An avid reader who loved baking and cooking, she was equally passionate about causes close to her heart, including human rights, women's rights, and racial equality. She believed deeply in standing up for what was right and will be remembered for her unwavering kindness, generous spirit, and quiet determination to make the world a better place. Vini also treasured lifelong friendships, especially that of her oldest friend, Myra Perel, whom she had known since childhood.
In Vini's memory, an excerpt from Dylan Thomas:
Love me, not as the ruffling pigeon
The tops of trees, nor as the legion
Of the gulls the lip of waves.
Love me and lift your mask.
Services are private. Please omit flowers. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Maryland Food Bank. Sharing meals and feeding those she loved brought her immense joy, and she cared deeply about helping those facing food insecurity in her community. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Details will be announced once arrangements have been finalized.
Pictures & Videos
Memorial Book
The memorial book is a lasting tribute. Your words of comfort and remembrance become part of the family’s collection.
Be the first to share a memory.