Marilyn ZEITER

It is so reassuring to read of all these tributes to my sister, Marilyn. She was always driven to succeed from the time she was a young child. Her academic and financial success have provided opportunities for her children and grandchildren that she had to work diligently to achieve. I hope they all understand that I admired her hard work and that I loved her.

I'll always remember Marilyn as a fun and loving person in high school and college. I am glad that we were able to connect with each other these past couple of years. Will miss her.

The Zeiters were our next door neighbors when we moved to Perrysburg.
Their family was full of love and warmth. We have and have always had great neighbors, but the Zeiters will always hold a special place in our hearts. Our deepest sympathy to Cloyd, Eli and Bridget and your families.

So sorry to hear about Mrs. Zeiter. She was a great neighbor.

Erin (Habel) Ohls

Mrs. Zeiter was an intelligent, assertive woman and for many years like a second mom to me. My thoughts and prayers are with you Mr. Zeiter, Bridget, and Eli and families. Tammy Harden

Mrs. Zeiter was third grade teacher. I remember reading Charlotte's Web and learning multiplcation tables. She is one of my favorite teachers! My prayers are with her family.

Dear Cloyd and family,
So sorry to read of Marilyn's death. You have my prayers and sympathy.

So sorry to read of Marilyn's death. You have our sympathy.

Marilyn and I taught third grade together at Glenwood School for two years. I have thought of her so many times in recent years. She always lit up when she talked about her husband and children. She was a wonderful person.
Avis DuGai