Multnomah County OR Archives Biographies.....Fuller, William F. 1900 - 
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Source: History of the Columbia River Valley From The Dalles to the Sea, Vol. III, Published 1928, Pages 564 - 565
Author: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company

     WILLIAM L. FULLER, conducting a successful dental laboratory in Portland, 
in which connection he has built up a business of gratifying proportions, was 
born in Elroy, Wisconsin, in 1900. His father, Alfred Fuller, was a native of 
Necedah, Wisconsin, and through much of his life was a railroad man. He 
married Anna Onsager, also a native of that state, who passed away in 1909, 
while the father survived until 1928.

     No event of special importance occurred to vary the routine of life for 
William L. Fuller in his youthful days. He dates his residence in Portland 
from 1914 and in young manhood he turned his attention to dental laboratory 
work, in which he has acquired an efficiency that ranks him high in his chosen 
calling. He is member of the Dental Laboratory Association of Oregon and the 
Pacific Coast Dental Laboratory Association. He established business on his 
own account as a prosthetic technician in 1919 and in 1920 became associated 
with Dr. Wright. In 1926 he began operating independently, maintaining a 
laboratory in the Selling building, where he does all the work himself except 
porcelain jackets and porcelain inlays. He has become very proficient in this 
field, fully meeting the requirements of an exacting profession, and has the 
patronage of some of the leading dentists of the city.

     Dr. Fuller's wife is one of Portland's native daughters — Irene O. Inman, 
who was born and educated here and is a granddaughter of Isaac Hill, a well 
known pioneer who came across the plains when the work of civilization had 
scarcely been begun in the northwest.

     Fraternally Dr. Fuller is a member of Alberta Lodge No. 172, F. & A. M., 
loyal to the teachings and purposes of the craft, and is recognized as a man 
of sterling worth whose life has been actuated by excellent ideals and who in 
all relations has measured up to the full standards of manhood and citizenship.

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