Container system for storing remains
AssigneeOrchard Hill Memorial Park, Inc.
InventorsDerek Michael Cooke, Kevin Allen Cooke
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Abstract
A container system for storing remains is provided, including a rigid storage vessel defining an inner chamber for receiving remains. The system includes at least one display frame member outside the rigid storage vessel for displaying information, such as a picture. A cap is provided proximate the storage vessel, wherein the cap defines at least one storage area for receiving an object.
Claims16
A cremation remains container system for storing remains of a deceased, comprising:
- a base having three sides and a plurality of recessions;
- an inner container defining a cavity and connected to the base;
- a rigid storage vessel positioned in the cavity defined by the inner container, the rigid storage vessel defining an inner chamber for receiving the remains;
- a threaded closure for assisting with the on and off movement of the closure to the rigid storage vessel,
- at least one corner cap for insertion in the recessions of the base;
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- a frame member positioned outside the inner container for displaying information and having a tab that extends downwardly into the base and secured to an adjacent frame member by the corner cap.
A cremation remains container system for storing remains of a deceased, comprising:
- a base having three sides;
- a rigid storage vessel defining an inner chamber for receiving the remains;
- a housing adapted for receiving the storage vessel that is connected to the base;
- at least one frame member positioned outside the rigid storage vessel;
- a threaded closure for assisting with the on and off movement of the closure to the the inner chamber of said storage vessel;
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- a cap operably connected to the at least one frame member at an end of said storage vessel, a covered memento compartment located between the cap and the rigid storage vessel, wherein the covered memento compartment has a memento compartment base and a memento compartment body.
A cremation remains container system for storing remains of a deceased, comprising:
- a base having three sides and a plurality of recessions;
- a rigid storage vessel positioned proximate the base and defining an inner chamber for receiving the remains;
- a three-sided housing connected to the base for receiving the storage vessel;
- a threaded closure for assisting with the on and off movement of the closure to the rigid storage vessel;
- a frame member having a tab that extends downwardly into the base and secured to an adjacent frame member by a corner cap;
- wherein the corner cap is received by the plurality of recessions to secure the frame member to the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.