From Red Bluff Daily News October 2, 2010:
Mr. Fusch, age 94, died Tuesday, September 28, 2010 in Red Bluff, CA. Mr. Fusch was born July 20, 1916 in San Jose, CA. Elmer married Lela May Walton in October 1943, they met at the shipyard where Elmer was the welding foreman and Lela was one of the welders. Elmer and Lela moved to Moss Landing and then to San Jose, where Elmer began working on a dairy farm. Elmer returned to welding, working for the Blue Heron Crane in Hayward, Christi Concrete in Fremont, and then B&K in Orland where he worked until his retirement. Elmer loved woodworking and made furniture, birdhouses, and several grandfather clocks. Elmer also made the alter for the Gerber Bible Fellowship Church where he attended services. Elmer was a volunteer with the Tehama Cemetery. Elmer served as an officer on the Cemetery Board. Mr. Fusch was a avid gardner known for the field of Irises and Roses in his yard and gardens. Mr. Fusch is survived by two sons, Rod and Randy, daughter Debbie, stepson Lee Wilson, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and several close friends.

From Red Bluff Daily News October 2, 2010:
Mr. Fusch, age 94, died Tuesday, September 28, 2010 in Red Bluff, CA. Mr. Fusch was born July 20, 1916 in San Jose, CA. Elmer married Lela May Walton in October 1943, they met at the shipyard where Elmer was the welding foreman and Lela was one of the welders. Elmer and Lela moved to Moss Landing and then to San Jose, where Elmer began working on a dairy farm. Elmer returned to welding, working for the Blue Heron Crane in Hayward, Christi Concrete in Fremont, and then B&K in Orland where he worked until his retirement. Elmer loved woodworking and made furniture, birdhouses, and several grandfather clocks. Elmer also made the alter for the Gerber Bible Fellowship Church where he attended services. Elmer was a volunteer with the Tehama Cemetery. Elmer served as an officer on the Cemetery Board. Mr. Fusch was a avid gardner known for the field of Irises and Roses in his yard and gardens. Mr. Fusch is survived by two sons, Rod and Randy, daughter Debbie, stepson Lee Wilson, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and several close friends.