Edith A. Behm

Edith Ann Behm, born on June 24, 1948, in Urbana, Illinois, was a woman of many talents and passions, and she left a remarkable imprint on the world around her. She spent most of her professional life in the paper manufacturing industry, handling data entry with precision and diligence. Her meticulous nature extended into her hobbies as well, which included a deep love for all kinds of crafts, painting, and gardening. Her artistic flair was evident in every piece she created, and her garden was a riot of color and life that reflected her vibrant spirit.

Edith was not only a member of the Master Gardeners for many years but also the creative force behind the current garden for Edgewater Haven Health Care Center, a testament to her skill and dedication. Edith's work was not only a source of personal fulfillment but also a gift to her community, providing both beauty and tranquility for all who visited the center. Her love for life and nature brought joy and inspiration to everyone who knew her.
Edith was married to Roger Behm for 12 years before their divorce.

Edith leaves behind a family and a circle of friends who deeply loved her. She is survived by her daughter Jennifer Quinnell and son-in-law Jake Quinnell, her grandson Noah Quinnell, her sisters, Nancy Kakarian and Becky Medlyn, and her mother Shirley Mix. She is also survived by her dear friends Chrissy Landowski and Evie Neilson and the rest of the bowling team who, along with many others, provided support, cards, visits, and well wishes that brought great comfort to Edith. She was preceded in death by her father, John Mix, and her sister, Becky Medlyn.

Please no gifts, the family is planning a memorial to celebrate her life for the summer of 2025, there will be an update to her obituary when times are set.

The family wishes to thank staff of Interim Healthcare of Wausau Hospice for getting her help so quickly and always being there for anything the family needed. also, thanks to the chaplain who came to talk with her and gave lots of comfort in the end. also, to her many friends for all the cards, visits, well wishes and support for Edith.

Edith's life was a testament to the power of dedication, creativity, and love. She will be dearly missed, but her legacy will continue to inspire and bring joy to those who knew her. Please feel encouraged to share your memories of Edith and upload photos to the memorial page. Your stories and images are a valuable part of celebrating and remembering her life.