A Tribute to Dominique Angela Huett, February 2nd, 1982- January 13th 2024

Dominique was a force. Like a rare Murano glass, a complex mosaic of strength and fragility at once. She was kind, complicated, good, generous, and loyal. Dominique was also funny as heck. She would say “people think I’m stupid!”in a burst of laughter. Self-effacing, because she was the furthest thing from simple of dumb. Dominique had a pure heart who did not sell out nor throw anyone under a bus for her own betterment, because she was also brave enough to be an outlier. Dominque did not go along just to get along. She was courageous enough to live her own truth and destiny with great dignity and unyielding strength. Dominique was the furtherest thing from fake. As a Survivor of the Me Too Movement, she was fervent, committed to change, tireless, wanting for others, often selfless. If she could have, she would have wrapped hope around the whole world in her refusal to give up. To make sure every Survivor was seen, heard, and was hired, within a movement that was ill prepared to for the casualties left behind. A statuesque beauty with big brown eyes, quick witted, sharp humor, who would not hold back her feelings. Privately fighting for her life but never giving up. Positive at every twist and turn, finding solutions until the end. She was grace in action. She was better than most. Dominique was a dauntless Survivor to be remembered like one-of-kind Venetian Murano glass.