Edith D. Wilhelm

Ann

Just heard of Your Moms passing . We are all very sorry to hear the news.

Edith was such a dear friend, always thinking of others,and letting them know that she valued and cared for them. Walt and I are so thankful that she was a part of our lives. She was an inspiration. Our thoughts are with you all. Lovingly, Milly Ruglanbd

Edith thank you for your beautiful light, and for lighting flames within me. So much love and gratitude to you.

Dear Carol, Ann, Chet, Margaret and Fred,

Joining you in grief and in honoring the spectacularness of Edith. What an amazing person - in addition to her brilliance and kindness (and her beauty - she was Granby's Athena) there was always a spark about her. When she spoke to you she was "all in" - so you felt valued and understood. Her deep eyes full of delight and warmth. When she started working at the North Granby post office - everyone who went there felt happier and invigorated after seeing her. I loved 4-H groups with her and Margaret at your house and am so grateful to you all for what you shared with me. I'll always treasure those memories - working in the garden, running wild in the woods and field, the birth of the beautiful calf Celeste. So many golden moments with Edith and you all, and lots of hilarious memories too! Edith saw everything with a poetry, in a way that made it seem more special to everyone around her she had an extraordinary spiritual generosity. It's impossible to imagine the Granby of the last 55 years without her and your Dad. So many of the things we love about the time seem rooted in them both. I feel she is still with us and you will all see her again one day, and if I am very lucky, I will too. My husband Artem joins me in wishing you and your families comfort and condolence during this time. You are in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. Love always,

A life well lived! Condolences to a great Granby family. I'm sorry for your loss.

Prayers for the family and friends. WOW - what a life so very well lived and such an example to live and give back to the world.

I had the pleasure of being one of Edith's 4H students who took cooking lessons at her house. The 4H club was a second family to those of us growing up in the '70s and early '80s and the Wilhelms were a big part of that family. Edith will hold a special place in my heart. My sympathies to the whole family.

Fred, I am so, so sorry for your loss. My condolences to to your family. What a remarkable women.....you are surely proud of the amazing life that your mom lived.
May she rest in peace.