Dusty Wyllie Obituary
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Dusty is survived by her mother, Debbie Wyllie; stepfather, Kash Soloman; brother, Peyton Soloman; significant other, John Massey; aunt, Kaycee Soloman-Rosko; cousins, Kobe Rosko and Creed Rosko; uncle, Collin Bradham; and many other cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends.
Dusty was preceded in death by her father, Daniel Wyllie.
Dusty was a graduate of Mount Vernon Township High School where she was active in many activities. She was the most caring person you could ever meet and was always helping others. Her pride and joy was her brother, Peyton. Dusty was very close to her mother, Debbie.
Dusty will be cremated and a Celebration of Life Service will be held at a later date.
If anyone wishes to assist with cremation expenses, please go to https://www.hugheyfh.com/services/e-pay. Enter Dusty's name and you can make a monetary contribution directly through our website or in-person at our office.
Call Hughey Funeral Home at 618-242-3348 or visit hugheyfh.com for further information.
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