Donna Marie Beaumia

Donna Marie Beaumia, age 60, of Green Bay, Wisconsin, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Sunday, November 8, 2026. Her passing was unexpected, and it has left a hole in the hearts of everyone lucky enough to know her. She was born on January 5, 1966, in Green Bay to Ronald and Henrietta Liechti.

On June 4, 2005, Donna married Carl Raymond Beaumia, the love of her life. Carl was her entire world, and you didn't have to spend much time around the two of them to see it. Theirs was the kind of love people hope for their whole lives, and anyone would be lucky to find a love like it.

If you knew Donna, chances are you ate well. She loved to cook, and her homemade soups and caramels were legendary. When her niece was getting married, Donna rolled up her sleeves and helped her make and wrap more than 500 caramels in a single day so every guest at the reception could take a little sweetness home. That was Donna: no job was too big if it meant making someone happy.

Those same hands were always busy with a craft. Her handmade cards were a hit with everyone who received one, full of intricate details that you just knew took hours. She also loved diamond art, and many of the people she cared about now have a sparkling piece of her work hanging on their walls. Donna always found a way to make people feel special.

Her cats and kittens were her babies, and she spoiled them accordingly, with new toys, plenty of treats, and all the snuggles they could ask for.

But nothing made Donna happier than being an aunt and a great-aunt. She loved every bit of it. Her nieces and nephews, and then their little ones, were spoiled with gifts and love, and she made them feel like the most important people in the room. Donna's nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews held a very special place in her heart.

Donna was a proud member of the team at Johnsonville Tailgate Village (JTV). She took great pride in her work and led JTV to new levels of sales and efficiency. But if you tried to thank her or give her credit, she'd wave it off: "That's my job." She never wanted recognition; she just wanted things done right.

If Donna had one fault, it was having a wonderfully huge heart and never letting anyone wonder how much she cared.

Donna is survived by her husband, Carl; her sisters, Lynette (Tom) Smith and Tammy Jo (John) Lemke; her brother Ronald (Gwen) Liechti; her mother-in-law, Mary Hearly; her brother-in-law, Larry Beaumia; her nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews; and many friends, including her family at JTV.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Ronald and Henrietta Liechti; her father-in-law, George Beaumia; and her niece, Megan Adair.

Per Donna's wishes, there will not be a funeral. Instead, in Donna's honor, do something to make someone feel special this week: bake a batch of something sweet, write a card by hand, or simply tell someone how much they mean to you. She would love that.

Jones Funeral Service of Oconto Falls is assisting the family. Online condolences may be shared at www.jonesfuneral.com/obituaries. Donna will be laid to rest at Mill Centre Cemetery.