Thomas Duane Bieneman

It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Thomas D Bieneman. He passed away July 4, 2026, at the age of 76. Tom was born March 10, 1950, and resided in Wellington, FL, with his beloved wife Pamela. He passed after a courageous 6-year battle with cancer.

He leaves behind his wife Pamela (Cords) Bieneman, sons Thomas M. Bieneman and Brett R. Bieneman and Grandson Ryan M. Bieneman.

Tom was Pam’s lifelong soulmate. On March 1, 2026, they celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary.

Tom was very proud of the business he built with his son Brett in these past several years. He truly lived to work and enjoyed working alongside his son Brett. He also spent many hours fishing with Brett and truly enjoyed the time together. He felt Brett was a wonderful father to Ryan.

Tom enjoyed the family trips with his sons Brett and Thomas through the years. Most involving the ocean. Numerous fishing trips to the Keys, and to the Bahamas and so many cruises over the years.

Tom loved to fish. He developed a passion for fishing, beginning with freshwater fishing before eventually moving into the excitement of saltwater fishing. He loved both, but saltwater ultimately became his favorite.

Tom also loved to travel with his wife, Pam, and together they shared many wonderful trips filled with lasting memories. Tom referred to Pam as “My Love”, a name she lovingly shared with him as well. Tom was a person who just couldn’t sit still. He poured his time and energy into creating and building beautiful things for the home he loved and shared with Pam.

Tom adored his grandson Ryan, and Tom and Pam built countless beautiful memories with Ryan. They took annual trips with him together, and Tom spent countless hours enjoying time with Ryan. His love for his grandson was endless.

Tom loved and admired his daughter in law Wendy. He felt she was a wonderful wife and mother and a truly nice person. He also admired her achievements in her life’s work.

To honor Tom’s wishes, there will be no funeral service.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the MDS Foundation (myelodysplasia) or the American Cancer Society.