Bob Wetterer Realtor- Comey & Shepherd Realtors

Bob Wetterer Realtor- Comey & Shepherd Realtors Bob Wetterer has been a full time professional agent for more than twenty years. Averaging 59 trans Bob is a native Cincinnatian.

Averaging 59 transactions per year, Bob utilizes a team approach to assure the highest level of client service. An expert negotiator who combines his background in retail with personalized marketing tools, Bob provides first class service to both buyers and sellers. Born and raised on the west side of the city he worked for Shillito’s Department Stores from 1973-1993. After transferring to the Beechmont Mall location he met his wife, Nancy, they have been married for 36 years. Bob and Nancy have a daughter, Lauren, and they reside in Mt Washington. Bob is very active in the community. He serves on the Trustee of Mt Washington Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation, past president and active board member of the Anderson Area Chamber of Commerce and founder of the Wish Tree Program. Often seen along Beechmont Avenue stringing Christmas lights, participating in local parades and other functions Bob loves his community! Bob was honored to be named Anderson Citizen of the year. To learn more about what the Wetterer Team can do for you visit us at http://www.bobwetterer.com.

Join proud sponsor of Light the Tower Spaghetti Dinner, Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884...
09/26/2026

Join proud sponsor of Light the Tower Spaghetti Dinner, Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326) today from 4-7. Dine in or carry out. All are welcome! See you there!

Happy First Day of Fall from Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326)! What is your favori...
09/23/2026

Happy First Day of Fall from Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326)! What is your favorite thing about fall?

Join proud sponsor of Light the Tower Spaghetti Dinner, Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884...
09/22/2026

Join proud sponsor of Light the Tower Spaghetti Dinner, Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326) this Saturday from 4-7pm. Dine in or carry out! All are welcome! See you there!

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09/19/2026

Join proud sponsor Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326) at Parkinson's Steady Strides this morning at 10am! You can also register and run virtually! Come bid on the baskets or bid on them online! See you there!

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09/16/2026

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Open Sunday from 3-4:40pm. Listed by Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326). Are you loo...
09/12/2026

Open Sunday from 3-4:40pm. Listed by Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326). Are you looking for your own slice of paradise? The motivated seller will help you find it! Call Bob to schedule your private tour!

PSA from Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326): Today we honor those who lost their liv...
09/11/2026

PSA from Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326): Today we honor those who lost their lives and those who saved lives! NEVER FORGET!

Have a safe and happy Labor Day from Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326)! Did you kno...
09/07/2026

Have a safe and happy Labor Day from Bob Wetterer of the Wetterer Team at Comey and Shepherd (513-884-8326)!
Did you know?
Labor Day is celebrated to honor the social and economic History and Origin: Industrial Revolution: During the late 19th century, harsh working conditions were common. Workers often toiled 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. Union Action: Labor unions and activists fought for basic rights. They wanted fair pay, safe conditions, and shorter hours. First Celebration: The first unofficial Labor Day took place with a parade in New York City on September 5, 1882. Federal Holiday: President Grover Cleveland made it a national holiday in 1894 following the Pullman Strike to mend relations with the labor movement. You can read more about it on the U.S. Department of Labor history page.

09/06/2026

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Notable Birthdays for September 6
Catharine Beecher (1800-1878) - Activist who co-authored The American Woman's Home with her sister Harriet Beecher Stowe.

James Melville Gilliss (1811-1865) - Astronomer who founded the Naval Observatory.

Zelia Nuttall (1857-1933) - Early female archeologist and historian who specialised in pre-Aztec Mexican and pre-Columbian cultures.

Laura Jane Addams (1860-1935) - Sociologist and co-founder of one of America's most famous settlement houses (Hull House).

Korczak Ziolkowski (1908-1982) - Sculptor who designed the Crazy Horse Memorial in SD.

Wilson Greatbatch (1919-2011) - Inventor of the cardiac pacemaker.

Norman Joseph Woodland (1921-2012) - Co-inventor of the bar code.

Margaret Keane (1927-2022) - "Big Eyes" painter whose husband claimed credit for her work.

Charles Foley (1930-2013) - Co-creator of the game Twister.

David Allan Coe (1939-Still Living) - Outlaw country music musician.

Claydes Smith (1948-2006) - Guitarist for Kool and The Gang.

Jeff Foxworthy (1958-Still Living) - Comedian known for his "You might be a redneck" jokes.

Memorable Events for September 6
1628 - The Puritans settle Salem (Massachusetts Bay Colony).

1819 - Thomas Blanchard patents the lathe (a rotating machine piece).

1866 - Frederick Douglass becomes the first Black delegate to a national convention.

1870 - Louisa Ann Swain (Laramie, WY) becomes the first woman in the U.S. to legally cast a vote after 1807.

1901 - President McKinley is shot and assassinated in Buffalo, NY.

09/03/2026

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Memorable Events for September 3
1777 - The U.S. flag is flown in battle for the first time during the Battle of Cooch's Bridge (DE).
1833 - New York Sun becomes the first daily newspaper to be published.
1838 - Frederick Douglass escapes from slavery.
1964 - President Johnson signs the Wilderness Act into law, providing protection to many wildlife areas throughout the country. See less

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