See Lewis and Olive's Marriage Licence.

Everett was his mother's maiden name.
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In 1900, Lewis was living with his parents at Township 2 San Mateo city, San Mateo, California:
L H Fuller Head Mar 67 Clerk Maine
M E Fuller Wife Mar 50 Housekeeper Maine
Marion Fuller Daur UnM 21 California Teacher
L E Fuller Son 16 At School California
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In 1910, he was living at the same location:
Mary E Fuller Head 65 Maine
Marion Fuller Daur 31 California
Everett Fuller Son 27 California
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See Lewis' Military Registration Card for WWI.
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In 1930, we see Lewis living at Glendale, Los Angeles, California. He was identified as Unmarried.
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See Lewis' Military Registration Card for WWII.
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In 1940, we see him living at Councilmanic District 10, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Township, Los Angeles, California:
Louis E Fuller Head Mar 56 Solicitor California
Olive H Fuller Wife Mar 56 Canada English
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Our gratitude goes to the members and volunteers at Find A Grave web site for recording the details, in memory of Lewis.

See Olive's Birth Registration
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I have a note that tells me that Olive and Herbert had a second child, but haven't been able to confirm it as yet:
Charles 28 Apr 1912
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From the Los Angeles Herald, January 18, 1905:
Lakeview Dramatics
"Bessie Blossom's Visit to the Country," a skit, was presented before the guests of the Lakeview hotel Saturday evening. It was written by Walter R. Gage, a nephew of Proprietor A. F. Robbins. Those who appeared in the presentation of the piece were Willie Bradshaw, Miss Margaret Loomis, Miss Margery Thompson, Houston Walsh, Gordon Roberts, Miss Charlotte Wadsworth, Henry Bollman, Clarence Bruns, Miss Margaret Erickson and Frank Williams. Among others who participated in the entertainment were Harry F. Morton, Mrs. A. A. Rail and Miss Olive A. Knibbs.
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From the Los Angeles Herald, 8 December 1907:
For Miss Knibbs
Mrs. Gerald A. Rule was hostess Tuesday at one ot the pleasantest of the week's informal affairs, entertaining in her home on West Avenue Fifty-six at bridge, in compliment to Miss Olive Knibbs of Buffalo, who, with her mother, Is at the Lakeview for the winter. Miss Knibbs Is a charming girl who has made many friends during several winters passed In Southern California.
Beside the guest of honor Mrs. Rule entertained Mrs. Frank K. Rule, Mrs. Allan Widenham, Misss Doris Davidson, Miss Viola Curtiss, Miss Lillian Moore, Miss Helen Macleish.
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There's a record of Olive having crossed from Canada into the US on 18 Apr 1924. Her age was given as 39 and birth place, Niagara Falls, Ontario. Her husband was identified simply as H F McLaughlin.
Her contact on arrival was a cousin named E Field.
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Our gratitude goes to the members and volunteers at Find A Grave web site for recording the details, in memory of Olive.