Zuber, Betty J. (nee Lavine) Born to Eternal Life August 7, 2025 at the age of 92. Loving wife of the late Kenneth "Kenny" Zuber for 70 years. Cherished mother of Steven (Sherre Hawkins) Zuber, Deb Christensen, Randy (Anne Kennedy) Zuber, Cindy (Dean Hammes) Koluch, Dan (Mary) Zuber and Sandy (Joel) Munter. Beloved grandmother of Rachel (Jeff) Easton, Cassie Schlosser, Race Kangas, Grant Glowacki, Spencyr Zuber, Sawyer (Eileen) Zuber, Jordan Koluch, Dylan Koluch, Adam (Priscilla) Zuber, Bryce (Harris Fisch) Munter and Kennedy Munter. Great-grandmother of Phoenix and Logan McClain; Dorian and Scarlett Schlosser; Alex, Gabriel and Casen Zuber; Brooklyn and Londyn Zuber; Brody Foley; Bailey Noa Fisch.

Memorial Gathering Tuesday, August 26, 2025 from 10AM to 12PM at THE FUNERAL HOME. Memorial Service to follow, at 12PM.

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Betty graduated from Lincoln High School in 1951, where she proudly lettered in tennis. She was the last of the Lavine siblings, preceded in death by her five sisters and two brothers.

Betty lived a life filled with joy, laughter, and hospitality. She and her beloved husband, Kenny, shared many happy years together, often bowling as a team and dancing on Saturday nights. Known as the ultimate hostess, Betty delighted in throwing her annual 4th of July and Christmas parties-events where everyone felt welcome. She had a gift for making others feel special, whether it was through her cooking, her warm smile, or the beautiful cakes she decorated for every occasion.

Her passions included reading, baking, and being an active member of the Red Hat Society. Always up for a new challenge, Betty earned her driver's license at the age of 50. She worked as a waitress at the Milwaukee Club and later for US Bank, where she brought kindness and dedication to her work.

Above all, Betty's greatest joy came from her family, who brought her endless pride and happiness. She loved nothing more than spending time with loved ones, sharing stories, and filling her home with laughter.

Betty's legacy is one of love, generosity, and a life well-lived. She will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

In lieu of flowers, memorials in Betty's memory are appreciated to Online Donations - St. Jude Children's Research Hospital