From the Reno Evening Gazette, Monday, June 11, 1951, page 9:
ELIJAH FULLER DIES SUDDENLY
Elijah Barton Fuller, 70, university campus building employee, died at work Saturday, apparently of a heart attack. Mr. Fuller, university library building custodian, had lived in Reno seven years.
He was the husband of Mrs. Lottie Fuller of Reno and is survived by several sons and daughters, including Mrs. Dorothy Hanlon of Reno, Mrs. Evelyn McCotter of Herlong, California, Mrs. Edna Wagner of Reno, Mrs, Arleen deRonnebeck of Reno, Mrs. Eileen Ramsey of Vale, Washington, Walter Bush of Bremerton, Washington, Bertis Bush of Springfield, Oregon, Henry Bush of Vale, Washington, and Mrs. Louise Newman of Reno.
He was the brother of Pearl Fuller of Los Angeles and Mrs, Belle McIntosh of Detroit, Michigan. Several nieces and nephews, several grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Fuller was a native of Wisconsin where he was born September 13, 1880. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Ross-Burke Company Chapel, with burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
ELIJAH FULLER DIES SUDDENLY
Elijah Barton Fuller, 70, university campus building employee, died at work Saturday, apparently of a heart attack. Mr. Fuller, university library building custodian, had lived in Reno seven years.
He was the husband of Mrs. Lottie Fuller of Reno and is survived by several sons and daughters, including Mrs. Dorothy Hanlon of Reno, Mrs. Evelyn McCotter of Herlong, California, Mrs. Edna Wagner of Reno, Mrs, Arleen deRonnebeck of Reno, Mrs. Eileen Ramsey of Vale, Washington, Walter Bush of Bremerton, Washington, Bertis Bush of Springfield, Oregon, Henry Bush of Vale, Washington, and Mrs. Louise Newman of Reno.
He was the brother of Pearl Fuller of Los Angeles and Mrs, Belle McIntosh of Detroit, Michigan. Several nieces and nephews, several grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Fuller was a native of Wisconsin where he was born September 13, 1880. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Ross-Burke Company Chapel, with burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
From the Reno Evening Gazette, Monday, June 11, 1951, page 9:
ELIJAH FULLER DIES SUDDENLY
Elijah Barton Fuller, 70, university campus building employee, died at work Saturday, apparently of a heart attack. Mr. Fuller, university library building custodian, had lived in Reno seven years.
He was the husband of Mrs. Lottie Fuller of Reno and is survived by several sons and daughters, including Mrs. Dorothy Hanlon of Reno, Mrs. Evelyn McCotter of Herlong, California, Mrs. Edna Wagner of Reno, Mrs, Arleen deRonnebeck of Reno, Mrs. Eileen Ramsey of Vale, Washington, Walter Bush of Bremerton, Washington, Bertis Bush of Springfield, Oregon, Henry Bush of Vale, Washington, and Mrs. Louise Newman of Reno.
He was the brother of Pearl Fuller of Los Angeles and Mrs, Belle McIntosh of Detroit, Michigan. Several nieces and nephews, several grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Fuller was a native of Wisconsin where he was born September 13, 1880. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Ross-Burke Company Chapel, with burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
ELIJAH FULLER DIES SUDDENLY
Elijah Barton Fuller, 70, university campus building employee, died at work Saturday, apparently of a heart attack. Mr. Fuller, university library building custodian, had lived in Reno seven years.
He was the husband of Mrs. Lottie Fuller of Reno and is survived by several sons and daughters, including Mrs. Dorothy Hanlon of Reno, Mrs. Evelyn McCotter of Herlong, California, Mrs. Edna Wagner of Reno, Mrs, Arleen deRonnebeck of Reno, Mrs. Eileen Ramsey of Vale, Washington, Walter Bush of Bremerton, Washington, Bertis Bush of Springfield, Oregon, Henry Bush of Vale, Washington, and Mrs. Louise Newman of Reno.
He was the brother of Pearl Fuller of Los Angeles and Mrs, Belle McIntosh of Detroit, Michigan. Several nieces and nephews, several grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Fuller was a native of Wisconsin where he was born September 13, 1880. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Ross-Burke Company Chapel, with burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
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