Dustin Wayne Vaught, born on November 1, 1983, in Killeen, TX, passed away on July 23, 2023, in Hamilton, TX. He was known by his friends and family simply as Dustin.

Dustin was a skilled craftsman who had a passion for building rustic furniture out of metal and wood. He found joy in creating unique and beautiful pieces. In his free time, he loved indulging in his favorite food - steak, cooked medium rare with just a sprinkle of salt and pepper.

His favorite place in the world was alongside his beloved wife, Heather Lynn Fink-Vaught. Their love was a defining aspect of his life, and he found solace in being reunited with her once again. They shared a bond that was unbreakable.

Professionally, Dustin worked in highway construction and had experience working on asphalt plants. His dedication and hard work were admirable traits that left a lasting impact on those he worked with. He believed in the saying, "It is what it is," which reflected his pragmatic approach to life.

One of Dustin's proudest accomplishments was meeting Heather and winning her heart. Their love brought him immense joy and happiness. Unfortunately, Heather passed away on March 22, 2024, and Dustin was never the same without her.

Dustin leaves behind his brother, Donald Vaught, and his nephew, Cecil Wayne Vaught. Although he could be difficult at times, those who earned his friendship knew that he would always be there for them when they needed support.

Dustin's impact extended beyond his personal relationships. He possessed a natural willingness to help and motivate others, encouraging them to achieve success and overcome obstacles in life. He touched the lives of many with his kind and supportive nature.

In matters of faith, Dustin held a strong belief in the old Gods from the Norse mythology, deviating from the Christian tradition.

Dustin Wayne Vaught will be remembered for his dedication to his craft, his unwavering love for his wife Heather, and his willingness to support and motivate others. His legacy will be carried forward by those whose lives he touched. May he rest in peace.