Dennis Broeske

6755047, Jun 29, 2004

Feb 7, 2003

10/361068

Kurt Kreutzmann - Cary IL
Don Prestley - Crystal Lake IL
Dennis Broeske - Wonder Lake IL
Steve Ehardt - Algonquin IL
John R. Califf - Carpentersville IL
John Konieczka - Lake Barrington IL
Jeff Zachwieja - Cary IL

Stokley-Van Camp, Inc. - Chicago IL

F25D 308

624572, 62400

Systems and methods for a liquid delivery system for a race vehicle to provide the driver of the race vehicle with readily available cool fluids are disclosed. One embodiment is directed to an insulated bag mounted in the race vehicle having a collapsible fluid bladder and a gel pack within the bag. Tubing connects the bladder to a valve for the driver to drink from. Preferably, a pump is coupled to the tubing to move fluid through the system.

6851275, Feb 8, 2005

Aug 15, 2003

10/641722

Kurt Kreutzmann - Cary IL, US
Don Prestley - Crystal Lake IL, US
Dennis Broeske - Wonder Lake IL, US
Steve Ehardt - Algonquin IL, US
John R. Califf - Carpentersville IL, US
John Konieczka - Lake Barrington IL, US
Jeff Zachwieja - Cary IL, US

Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. - Chicago IL

F25D003/08

624573, 624572, 62530

Systems and methods for a liquid delivery system for a race vehicle to provide the driver of the race vehicle with readily available cool fluids are disclosed. One embodiment is directed to an insulated bag mounted in the race vehicle having a collapsible fluid bladder and a cooling medium within the bag. Tubing connects the bladder to a valve for the driver to drink from. Preferably, a pump is coupled to the tubing to move fluid through the system.

7007502, Mar 7, 2006

Sep 22, 2004

10/946974

Kurt Kreutzmann - Cary IL, US
Don Prestley - Crystal Lake IL, US
Dennis Broeske - Wonder Lake IL, US
Steve Ehardt - Algonquin IL, US
John R. Califf - Carpentersville IL, US
John Konieczka - Lake Barrington IL, US
Jeff Zachwieja - Cary IL, US

Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. - Chicago IL

F25D 3/08

624573, 624572, 62530

Systems and methods for a liquid delivery system for a race vehicle to provide the driver of the race vehicle with readily available cool fluids are disclosed. One embodiment is directed to an insulated bag mounted in the race vehicle having a collapsible fluid bladder and a cooling medium within the bag. Tubing connects the bladder to a valve for the driver to drink from. Preferably, a pump is coupled to the tubing to move fluid through the system.

D594259, Jun 16, 2009

Feb 22, 2008

29/304030

Todd Swedberg - Mchenry IL, US
Donald Prestley - Crystal Lake IL, US
Dennis B. Broeske - Wonder Lake IL, US

Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. - Chicago IL

0606

D 6513, D8373

20040069007, Apr 15, 2004

Oct 10, 2002

10/268435

Kurt Kreutzmann - Cary IL, US
Don Prestley - Crystal Lake IL, US
Dennis Broeske - Wonder Lake IL, US
Steve Ehardt - Algonguin IL, US
John Califf - Carpentersville IL, US
John Konieczka - Lake Barrington IL, US
Jeff Zachwieja - Cary IL, US

Stokley-Van Camp, Inc.

B67D005/62
F25D003/08

062/457200, 062/400000

Systems and methods for a liquid delivery system for a race vehicle to provide the driver of the race vehicle with readily available cool fluids are disclosed. One embodiment is directed to an insulated shell system mounted in the race vehicle which holds a bottle of fluid within the shell. Another embodiment is directed to an insulated pouch mounted in the race vehicle which has a collapsible fluid bladder, a gas bladder and a gel pack within the pouch. Each embodiment has tubing which connects to a valve near the driver's mouth.

20090241464, Oct 1, 2009

Mar 31, 2008

12/059124

Todd Swedberg - Barrington IL, US
Donald Prestley, JR. - Crystal Lake IL, US
Dennis B. Broeske - Wonder Lake IL, US

STOKELY-VAN CAMP, INC. - CHICAGO IL

E04F 19/00

527411, 52 27

A method and an apparatus for attaching a beverage dispensing device to a vertical surface. One aspect of the invention includes a beverage dispensing device that may be mounted to a panel at a first position. The panel may be attached to a vertical surface. The panel may be secured to the vertical surface by at least one securing device operatively attached to the panel. Another aspect of the invention includes an apparatus comprising a panel having a top end terminating in a hook end, an insulated beverage dispensing device adjustably mounted to the panel at a first position, and at least one securing device operatively attached to the panel and configured to engage a vertical surface.