Ricky J Glazier

20130232862, Sep 12, 2013

Nov 9, 2011

13/885147

Mitchell L. Wilgus - Andover KS, US
Ricky J. Glazier - Cheney KS, US
Charles R. Voge - Argonia KS, US

The Coleman Company, Inc. - Wichita KS

C10L 5/36

44522

A combustible fuel package is provided for a grill which comprises a generally tubular body defining a cavity therein, this body made of a paper material or other non-hazardous combustible material sufficient in strength to retain a solid fuel such as charcoal briquettes within the cavity for a sufficient amount of time to allow the solid fuel to burn to a sufficient degree for cooking food before the paper body is fully consumed, the body having a plurality of vertically oriented elongated apertures spaced around the exterior of the body.

D644474, Sep 6, 2011

Nov 12, 2010

29/379042

Mitchell L. Wilgus - Andover KS, US
Ricky J. Glazier - Cheney KS, US

The Coleman Company, Inc. - Wichita KS

0703

D 7332

20160377242, Dec 29, 2016

Dec 10, 2014

15/103582

- Wichita KS, US
Stuart L. MEETHER - Wichita KS, US
Thomas G. TREFZ - Wichita KS, US
Mark ELLIOTT - Wichita KS, US
Michael D. BROCKEL - Wichita KS, US
Chelor CHEN - Wichita KS, US
Yuhua ZHANG - Wichita KS, US
Ricky L. GLAZIER - Wichita KS, US

F21L 4/00
F21V 23/06
F21V 3/00
F21V 17/12
F21V 5/04
F21V 7/00
F21V 23/04
F21V 21/084

A battery life extender () for a portable lighting device () employs a reconfigurable mechanism operable to selectively electrically isolate one or more batteries () from a circuit having a parasitic power drain. For example, a lighting device () includes a light generating element (), at least one battery (), a user operated switch () configured to control delivery of electrical power from the at least one battery () to the light generating element (), and a housing assembly () supporting the at least one battery () and the light generating element (). The user operated switch () can impart a parasitic power drain. The housing assembly () is reconfigurable to: (a) a first configuration in which the user operated switch () is electrically connected to the at least one battery (), and (b) a second configuration in which the at least one battery () is electrically isolated and the at least one battery () is retained by the housing assembly ().

20160245466, Aug 25, 2016

May 2, 2016

15/144573

- Wichita KS, US
Stuart L. Meether - Wichita KS, US
Thomas G. Trefz - Wichita KS, US
Mark Elliott - Park City KS, US
Michael D. Brockel - Wichita KS, US
Ricky J. Glazier - Cheney KS, US
Chelor Chen - Zhongchun Town, CN
Yuhua Zhang - Xidian Town, CN

F21L 4/00
F21V 23/00
F21V 21/084
F21V 23/04
F21V 23/02

A battery life extender for a portable lighting device employs a reconfigurable mechanism operable to selectively electrically isolate one or more batteries from a circuit having a parasitic power drain. For example, a lighting device includes a light generating element, at least one battery, a user operated switch configured to control delivery of electrical power from the at least one battery to the light generating element, and a housing assembly supporting the at least one battery and the light generating element. The user operated switch can impart a parasitic power drain. The housing assembly is reconfigurable to: (a) a first configuration in which the user operated switch is electrically connected to the at least one battery, and (b) a second configuration in which the at least one battery is electrically isolated and the at least one battery is retained by the housing assembly.

20150217926, Aug 6, 2015

Feb 6, 2015

14/615878

- Wichita KS, US
Ricky J. Glazier - Cheney KS, US
Mark Elliott - Park City KS, US

The Coleman Company, Inc. - Wichita KS

B65D 81/38

An insulated container that includes a body and a lid assembly is described. The lid assembly may include a two-piece lid (e.g., two lids) connected with at least one linkage. The two lids may be operable to open in concert in response to a user asserting a single force applied on one of the lids. For example, the lid assembly may be configured such that the assertion of an opening force on one of the lids is transferred via the linkage to the other lid so that both lids open at a similar rate.