Batesville Services, Inc.

Batesville Casket Company

Daniel J Parker

Christopher M Wessel

Mark H Thesken

Marcus N May

Greg Wray

Jamie D Riddle

John R Enneking

Rodger Jones

Brian Carl Gard

John J Greiwe

Joseph Leo Giesey, Iii

Mark Steven Williams

Ilija Rojdev

Christopher C Bovard

Todd Jeffrey Tekulve

Bart Bartling

Chris Lowery

Thomas F Heil

Gregory Wray

Travis Edward Drew

Bryan M Hankel

Donald D Maple

Paul Holzman

Gary R Cunningham

Gary Cunningham

Jon E Doyle

Todd K Dennis

Tom Heil

Donald W Bowling

Paul M Schnepp

Ed Scheele

Christopher R Ruberg

Troy Brake

Nicholas Kaiser

Pat Bowman

Gary Joseph Paul Munchel

James Maple

Richard Strohmier

Samacha Somtrakool

Vernon Charles Wolski

Colleen Josephine Klimara

Angela K Topper

Colleen Josephine Kilmara

Jerry David Adams

Curt Allen Bingham

Donald Maple

A method of forming a sheet metal casket comprises providing a sheet metal casket shell having at least a portion of an end wall and at least a portion of a side wall and a round corner between the portion of the end wall and the portion of the side wall, and forming a generally planar corner oriented at about a 45&#xb0; angle relative to the portion of the end wall and the portion of the side wall.

Method of forming sheet metal casket

A casket comprises a casket shell adapted to receive the remains of a deceased having a pair of side walls, a pair of end walls, and a bottom wall, and a casket cap. The cap includes a dish assembly mounted to an underside of the cap. The dish assembly includes a cap panel, a pair of opposed puffings attached to opposed longer sides of the cap panel, a pair of opposed puffings attached to opposed shorter sides of the cap panel, and at least a pair of generally horizontally spaced apart and generally vertically extending pleats. An appliqu&#xe9; panel overlies the cap panel and is sized and configured such that its opposite side edges are removably received and retained by respective ones of the pair of pleats. The appliqu&#xe9; panel is transparent to allow viewing of the cap panel behind it, and includes an embroidered appliqu&#xe9; applied on its front face. The appliqu&#xe9; panel thereby creates a three-dimensional appearance of the embroidery floating in front of the cap panel.

Casket cap panel insert with applique applied thereto

Vault

A display for displaying casket portions comprises a back wall, at least one wing wall, a shelf, a casket corner section having two cut sides at substantially a right angle to one another and having a bottom, a side panel attached to one of the cut sides of the casket corner section, a bottom panel attached to the bottom of the casket corner section, and at least one dowel pin on the back wall. The casket corner section is supported on the shelf, the side panel is positioned between the wing wall and the dowel pin, and the other cut side faces the back wall. The dowel pin is spaced from the wing wall by an amount such that an outwardly facing surface of the side panel is snugged against an inwardly facing surface of the wing wall.

Method of mounting casket to display

A display system for casket selection comprises a back wall, actual utilitarian and ornamental casket features mounted to the back wall, and a display adjacent the back wall. The display is operable to display facsimiles of the actual utilitarian and ornamental casket features.

Room display for funerary products

Casket shell corner

A casket comprises a shell, a cap closable on the shell, and a dish assembly mounted to an underside of the cap. The dish assembly comprises a cap panel, and either a) an alcove structure formed in the cap panel and adapted to receive an ornament for display when the cap is open, a shelf mounted to the cap panel which projects forwardly and is adapted to support an ornament for display when the cap is open, and a drawer assembly mounted to the cap panel for display and storage of items of memorialization of a deceased, or b) an alcove structure and a shelf, or c) an alcove structure and a drawer assembly, or d) a shelf and a drawer assembly.

Casket with combination shelf, drawer, and/or memorialization feature

Method of mounting casket portion to display

Casket ornament

A casket comprises a casket shell having an upper edge, a casket lid closeable upon the shell, and a memorial shelf connected to the upper edge of the shell, the shelf adapted to support items of memorialization thereon.

Memorialization casket

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Connersville, IN, United States of America

Daniel J Parker