Dusti Anne Shuler was born in Longmont, Colorado on March 19, 1989.  She passed away on March 11, 2025 in Camden, Arkansas.

Dusti was born to Tom and Thresa Shuler, however, Dusti was extremely lucky.  She actually had two sets of parents who loved her unconditionally.  Jim and Virginia Coleman were co-parents with Tom and Thresa.  It is through Jim and Virginia that we have learned the true meaning of family.  Through Jim and Virginia, Dusti gained another sister in Keaton.

Dusti worked very hard to make us all proud.  In every phase of her life, she gave every bit of herself.  Once Dusti loved you, she loved unconditionally. Once she set her mind on a goal, she didn't stop until she reached or exceeded her goal.

Dusti leaves behind to cherish her memory, her daughters, Kayli and Rilee, her sons, Zane and Braxton.  Both sets of her parents, Tom and Thresa Shuler, Jim and Virginia Coleman.  In addition, Dusti has two brothers, David Mathewes of Denver, Colorado and Tommie Shuler of Camden, Arkansas.  Her sister, Nicole Shuler of Midland, Texas who will forever miss her big sister.  Dusti also leaves behind her niece Scarlett Shuler of Camden, Arkansas.  Also surviving Dusti are her uncles, David (Tammy) Shuler of Fordyce, Arkansas, Jerry Leding-Budenske of Casper, Wyoming and Mike Lester of Kansas.  She is survived by her Aunt Jennifer Novick and cousin Christina Novick of Camden, Arkansas.  Reese, her beloved dog also survives Dusti.  Dusti leaves behind many true friends, who loved and appreciated her.  In particular, she leaves behind Bernard Rice, who was always there for Dusti no matter what she needed.

Dusti was predeceased by her big sister Keaton, her Uncles Billy and Hank Shuler, her maternal grandfather Jerry Leding, her paternal grandparents, Jack Shuler, Elayne Jerige, and Carol Norman.  She is also predeceased by her close friend DeWayne Wallace.  Max, her beloved first "son" also predeceased her.

A private memorial service will be held at a later date.

Memorials may be made to Proctor Funeral Home in lieu of flowers.