Dustie Anne Seston, passed away February 5, 2016 at her home in rural Mazomanie surrounded by family after a courageous battle with cancer. Dustie was born May 27, 1968 to Daniel and Theresa (Conner) MacDonald in Indiana.

Her survivors include her husband Terry Seston; their children Kyle (Jessica); Brandon (special friend Courtney Harmuth); Cameron; Tyler; Kaitlynn; and two grandchildren Brian and Breanna Seston. Dustie is also survived by her parents Daniel and Theresa MacDonald; her sister Jenny (Tony) Antonivich; her brother Aaron MacDonald; nephews Joshua and Samuel Antonivich and Isaiah MacDonald. Dustie is survived by her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Lynn and Dorothy Seston; sister-in-law Joan (Mark) Anderson; Brothers-in-law Bruce (Jane) Seston and Mitchel (Julie) Seston. She is further survived by 7 nephews, 2 nieces, 3 great-nephews, 1 great-niece, and 3 nieces-in-law on her husband's side.

Dustie worked at Patron's Coop, then at a show-horse barn. Dustie and Terry were married on March 11, 1989 and worked together on their beef farm. For a time they milked goats and she took care of raising the little goats. Dustie was a stay-at-home mom while her children were young, helping out with many of the jobs on the farm. She helped teach Sunday School at St Paul Lutheran church. She and Terry participated in team penning, a rodeo type competition with horses and calves. Dustie traveled to Scotland and loved visiting Port Washington WI to see the lighthouses. She was an avid reader; a favorite pastime was to browse in a book store. She held a variety of sales related jobs including being the Jewelry manager at University Coin and Jewelry.

Because of her caring nature, Dustie went back to school at MATC and earned her Registered Nurse degree. She worked at Sauk Hospital clinics, Sauk Hospital, and Heartland Country Village. Dustie loved nature, being outdoors, her horses, horse-back riding, walking, hiking, running, taking pictures. She ran in some races and the Madison marathon. Indian Lake County Park and Devil's Lake State Park were favorite parks. She adopted a few rescue dogs that she loved dearly. Dustie took up crocheting a few years ago and gave many wonderful crocheted items as gifts. Dustie showed grace and courage as she battled ovarian cancer and became an advocate for research for early detection of it. She sold some of her crocheted items on a web site, donating a percentage of the profits to ovarian cancer research.

Funeral arrangements are being handled by Hooverson Funeral Homes, Mazomanie. Visitation will take place at Hooverson Funeral Home, 702 Emily RD, Mazomaine WI, from 4:00 – 7:00 PM on Monday, February 8, 2016. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at St Paul Lutheran Church, 8748 State Road 19, Mazomanie, WI. (in Marxville) with Pastor Beth Schultz Byrnes officiating.