Sean Maurice Jetter

Sean Maurice Jetter was born to David Dominic Jetter and Lori Kristin Robinson on June 6, 1994 in Cincinnati Ohio. He was called home Sunday July 16, 2017.
Sean received his primary education within the Winton Woods School District where he later graduated in May 2013. Sean was a gifted artist and talented athlete. He received several awards from art shows and accolades in recognition of his participation as a football player. His love for football and passion for art allowed him to receive a scholarship to attend Ohio Dominican University.
As a young man however, his greatest blessing and joy of his life was the gift of his daughter Anylah. He was fearless, creative, kind, driven, helpful, and determined to be successful.
Sean’s passion for art evolved into a love for the art of tattoos. He began to express his creativity upon himself and shared his talent with others. He decided to end his journey playing collegiate football and pursued a career as a tattoo artist.
His art work was quickly becoming well known, respected and admired throughout Cincinnati. With hard work and determination, he opened his own tattoo business name Ballout Ink in Lockland Ohio. He aspired and planned to take is talents to the West coast of California and create a franchise of tattoo shops, expanding his Ballout Ink brand.
Sean’s spiritual strength, positive attitude, charisma and drive to be an authentic person brought much joy to his family and friends. He developed a new friendship and bond with a group of car enthusiast and became a member of the Cincinnati Camaro Club.
Sean made a lasting impact on the lives he came across by encouraging those in doubt of themselves, supporting someone’s dreams, and inspiring everyone to believe in themselves. His love for friends, family and strangers was evident through his big smile and kind heart.
As his journey in this life transitions to the next, his creativity as a tattoo artist, talent on the football field, respect as a father, cherishment as a son, supportiveness as a brother, and adornment as a friend, will be forever remembered.
Sean is survived by his loving parents, David Jetter and Tiffany Hedges; sister Dana Jetter; brother Justin Jetter; daughter Anylah Jetter; maternal grandfather David Jetter. He was preceded in death by his mother Lori Kristin Robinson, paternal grandmother Betty Jean Davis and maternal grandmother Roberta Robinson.