Susan Hel Zeter, age 79, of Owensville, Ohio, passed away on Monday, August 4, 2025. She was born on April 5, 1946, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Bertrand A. Schloemer and Jeanne L. Schloemer (née Tierney).
Susan was preceded in death by her parents, Bertrand and Jeanne, as well as her sister Nancy brother Steve. She leaves behind her beloved husband of 51 years, Charles G. Zeter, her son Bradley A. Zeter, and cherished grandchildren Logan B. Zeter and Brooklynn P. Zeter, along with her great-grandchild Coralynn M. Zeter. Susan is also survived by her brother Jay Schloemer and his wife Cindy, along with a host of other family members and friends who will deeply miss her.
A passionate breeder of Golden Retrievers, Susan also had a lifelong love for horses. Her family was her utmost priority, and she enjoyed spending quality time with her grandchildren.
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