Dawn Marie Heuser

She is survived by her husband Justin Heuser, children Justin Genemetes and Matthew Genemetes, Granddaughter Leola Genemetes, Grandfather John Nevestich, parents Lynn and Lynn K Nevestich, mother Linda Leggore, sisters Sherry Genemetes and Denise Weston, brother Travis Jarvis, Father-in-law Buddy Heuser, Mother-in-law Carolyn Nielson and brother-in-law Grant Weston.
Friend, you were always there when I needed you the most. Every time I had a bad day at work or someone started talking badly you would tell me just what I needed to hear. You always made the day fun by making jokes or saying something smartass back. You made the most of every thing that happened. You loved making everyone else's day. You were like my mom when ever I would fight with Justin, you would just laugh and say "be nice to your sister". I Love you - Stacee
Back when Justin was about 4 or 5 years old, Dawn and I had a trampoline, oval shaped. It was a weekend, family was over, and everyone was taking turns at jumping on it of course. Laughing, talking, making fun of each other, then came my turn, Justin and I were jumping, doing small flips, and of course everyone poking fun at us, I had to show off and Dawn got Justin off the tramp. I started to bounce and heard Dawn jokingly say "Watch this, he'll flip, loose his balance, fall off the end and slam into the fence", of course they were all laughing at that comment, but hysterically as it came true, after she and Justin made sure I was all right, Dawn tossed me a quarter and said, 'Thanks for the show, don't do it again." That put everyone in Hysteria of laughter again. - Garry
I didn't know Dawn real well, but when she was around, I'd love to hear her laugh. She would make me laugh. She loved to joke around, especially with her boys. I know she loves them very much. She adored her granddaughter Leola. We will all miss her, but we will see her again - Michelle
I Love you Grandma!!! - Love Leola
Although she had her share of ups and downs in life, she stayed positive and never lost her true feisty self. She was not only my sister but my best friend. We shared our secrets, our pain, and our joy. She is truly loved and missed by all. She will never be forgotten.