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Orlin Elmer Schuler Jr.

Yuba City, California

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Orlin Elmer Schuler, Jr. Passed away January 18th, 2012 at his residence surrounded by his loving family and friends. He was born January 26, 1940 in Yuba City. Orlin was a graduate of Sutter Union High School and Chico State College. He taught Automotives in Sacramento for 23 years before...

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It wasn't until I faced with my own mortality (battling cancer) that I reflected back to the people that were instrumental in making me the person I am today. As a student at Encina high school in the early to mid seventies I was in his class every year. The last couple of years it was as a teachers assistant and president of the auto club. I have fond memories of the Wednesday night high school drags at Sacramento Raceway and the trophies he won in his beautiful GTO. Also the many...

Mr. Schuler was an incredible teacher. I've lived out of the area and just learned of his passing. He influenced many and he with Mr. Ash were a lot of fun! May God watch over him and his family always!

Mr. Schuler's class was the start of my career in Mechanics. Thank you Mr. Schuler for your guidance.

Mr. Schuler was my auto shop teacher at Encina High School. I can't even begin to estimate the thousands upon thousands of dollars I've saved over the years by being able to work on my own vehicles because of what Mr. Schuler taught me. He also put a great deal of emphasis on safety and keeping tools clean and properly put away when not in use – habits that have stayed with me to this day. I clearly remember his truck, Old Grey, with its Y-block Ford V8 engine. He let the students...

Orlin was an inspiration at CSU Chico, and later as a colleague.

Orlin was a very good neighbor. I knew his family for many years as neighbors. My condolences to his family and friends
Leonard Reynolds

I taught with Brownie at Encina - he was truly a great teacher. Memories flood back here - Capones, Old Grey, the world's weirdest pontoon boat with a Chevy 327, Ladoga, Reno Fun Train,frogging, Helen's, the Dixie Jubilee, Forest Hill cemetary,he and Carlin's visit to Milwaukee to see me, etc. His life was an adventure and he lived it fully. He's up there enjoying his "Last Hoo Rah" - (they better watch it - it won't be the same with Orlin there) John Knurr - Milwaukee

Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

~ The Appeal-Democrat Family

My deepest sympathy at your loss of Orlin. You are in my heart and in my prayers.
Love Always~
Marcy Crouch
Vergas, MN