Juanita Sue

Zoeller

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Nita Sue Zoeller, known to many who loved her as "GramZ."

Nita was born on June 5th, 1941, to James C and Ruby Cooper in McAlester Oklahoma and passed away on August 9th, 2024, in Wichita Falls, Tx, at the age of 83. She and Jerry, her husband of 64 years, enjoyed traveling to beautiful places like Pebble Beach where they could both play golf.  For many years, she worked as the office manager at Zoeller Ford in Weatherford, Ok. It was there she raised her children and grandchildren. They retired to Edmond, Ok, and they lived in a beautiful home on Oak Tree golf course. She was a wonderful homemaker and enjoyed cooking, sewing, golfing, reading, and spending time with her grandkids and great-grandkids. Her children and grandchildren still cherish the things Nita sewed for them, everything from baby blankets to wedding dresses. She had a very gentle touch when holding babies and loved getting to meet both of her great grandsons.  She loved decorating for Christmas and made sure that every stocking included silly string. She had a great sense of humor, and we will all miss her laugh, her pranks, and the silly ways she answered the phone on holidays.

She is survived by husband, Jerry Zoeller of Wichita Falls, Tx, daughter Suzan of Wichita Falls, Tx, son and daughter-in-law Greg and Vickie of Jacksonville, Fl, son-in-law Kim Hart of Weatherford, Ok, son Scott of Sacramento, Ca, granddaughter Marissa  Brown and her partner Casey of Shreveport, La, granddaughter Andie Weyant and her husband Joel of Boise, Id, grandson Joe Harris and his partner Ariel of Burkburnett, Tx, grandson Austin Zoeller of Sacramento, Ca, brother Jim Cooper and wife Bertha of Lockhart, Tx, and great grandsons Maddox Warren, Mars Harris and Sam Weyant, along with many nieces and nephews

She was preceded in death by her parents, daughter Michele Hart, grandson Corey Zoeller, and brother Bobby Delmar.

Her family will hold a private memorial service. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to your local library. (Jerry has also requested casino money.)