Dorothy Jane Faust

Dorothy Jane Faust  (née Heger), a cherished matriarch of Mason, Ohio, departed this world on April 14, 2025. Dorothy, Seaman First Class, proud and dedicated member of The United States Navy, she served during the 1940's in Washington D.C, a time when the call for military service was both urgent and heroic. In the face of uncertainty, Dorothy exemplified courage and patriotism, stepping forward to serve her country when many hesitated, a testament to her indomitable spirit.

As a loving mother, Dorothy nurtured her children—David Edward Faust, Margaret Bernadette McChesney (Joseph), Peter Anthony Faust, and Anthony James Faust—with boundless affection. The warmth of her heart also extended to her beloved grandchildren, Lauren, Julie, Kelly, and Joshua and her great granddaughter. Violet Jane Faust, whose life is enriched by the love and wisdom Dorothy imparted.

Dorothy was preceded in death by her devoted husband, Kenneth Earl Faust, as well as her precious twin babies—a daughter and a son, who remain forever in her heart.

A true artisan, Dorothy found profound joy in quilting. Each tapestry she crafted was imbued with love, and her meticulous eye for detail transformed ordinary fabric into extraordinary gifts. Her crafty hands were always busy, capable of mending and creating as if by magic. Those who were fortunate enough to receive her creations cherished not only the beauty of her work but also the love that enveloped each stitch.

Time spent with family and friends was invaluable to Dorothy. She relished the laughter and companionship that came from playing bridge, reveling in both the strategy of the game and the joyous moments shared with her loved ones. These gatherings were not merely pastimes; they comprised the very fabric of her life, filled with memories that truly were her greatest treasures.

Dorothy lived a long and meaningful life, embracing every moment with gratitude and grace. Her legacy endures in the hearts of her children and granddaughter, a lasting testament to the love she shared and the joy she brought to all who knew her. In their hearts, a part of her will forever remain, a gentle reminder of the impact she made and the love she spread throughout her life.