Enid L. Zeitler

Enid passed away unexpectedly October 16, 2024. She was born November 20, 1942,

to Emil and Ethel (Martin) Klucina, loving sister to late Erna Klucina.

Beloved wife of 63 years to Herman Zeitler; loving mother of Mark (Donna) Zeitler,

Thomas Zeitler, Nancy (Dann) Giesey, Carrie (Scott) Jewitt, and Scott (Karen) Zeitler;

caring grandmother of Jarett (Laura) Giesey, Jori (Michael) McCann, Elizabeth Jewitt,

Eric Zeitler, Danielle Jewitt, Ian Zeitler, Jennifer Giesey, Hannah Jewitt, Zachary Jewitt,

Aidan Embrey, Alivia Zeitler, and Amelia Zeitler; adoring great grandmother of Wyatt

Giesey, Hazel McCann, and Baby McCann who will be joining the family in April 2025.

Enjoying the little things was always something Enid cherished before her passing.

Whether it was spending time with her family, spending time outdoors, enjoying boat

rides on Whitewater Lake, or attending her grandchildren’s events as well as their

achievement ceremonies. She was truly a selfless woman who loved going above and

beyond for those she loved. Additionally, Enid enjoyed spending time in her craft room

where she spent countless hours fabricating Halloween costumes, sleep pants,

blankets, towels, and gnomes for her children and grandchildren.

Enid was not only a loving mother and grandmother but was a loving wife to Herman.

Their love for traveling the world with Herman’s cousin, took them to amazing and

beautiful sights the world has to offer. Places they were able to visit included Canada,

Ireland, England, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Morocco, Vietnam, China, Africa, and

Mexico (Cancun). The stories and experiences they shared together will forever be

cherished and remembered by the whole family.

A time of memorial visitation to honor Enid will be held on Friday November 1st, 2024, from

4:30pm to 8:30pm at Cardinal Funeral Home 7715 US Route 14 Crystal Lake, Illinois.

A celebration of life will be held Saturday November 2nd, 2024, from 12:00pm to

4:00pm at El Molino Mexican Restaurant 2112 (US Route 25) Carpentersville, Illinois.