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Michael worked as a woodworker building cabinets, he loved fishing, kayaking, fixing things and spending time with his family.
Left to cherish his memories are his sons, Charles Elsaesser (Serena) of Spruce Pine, and Chris Elsaesser (Tiffany) of Spruce Pine, grandchildren, Seth Elsaesser (Andrea) of Spruce Pine, Zach Elsaesser (Keylee) of Burnsville, Emily Elsaesser of Spruce Pine, Peyton Elsaesser (Chris Pallick) of Burnsville, Ellijah Stamey of Spruce Pine, Erin Elsaesser of Spruce Pine, Alex Serrano of Spruce Pine and Adam Elsaesser of Burnsville, two great granddaughters, Zaylee Elsaesser and Emerie Pallick, two sisters Lisa Funk (Dave) of Falcon, CO and Leslie Slate (Dan) of Spruce Pine and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.
In keeping with Michael's wishes no services are planned.
Words of comfort may be e-mailed to the family by going to our website; www.webbfh.com, selecting Michael Elsaesser's name and then you may sign his guestbook. Webb Funeral Home has been entrusted with the arrangements for Mr. Elsaesser and is honored to be serving the Elsaesser family. Mr. Elsaesser's obituary has also been posted on Facebook for viewing.
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