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Jeremy Christopher Pershin

from Destin, FL
Age ~48
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Also known as:
Jeremy C Pershin, Jeremy C Tershin, Joe Pershin
Related to:
Joseph T Pershin, 76Robert A Ulibarri, 66Dan Ulibarri, 55Christina A Orofino, 48Danielle Uliberri, 55Jodie N Morrison, 44Christina PershinJean A Pershin, 75Jeffrey M Pershin, 50Adam J Morrison, 37Charlotte A Ulibarri, 41Gene A PershinDiane Morrison Lindsey, 36Francesco Orofino, 76Jacqueline Llewellyn, 65Cheryl L Morrison, 64Lindsey D Morrison, 36Charlotte A Ulibarri, 86Jean PershinRobert Ignacio Ulibarri, 87
Connected to:
Arthur W Pershing, 75Darren K Pershing, 55James E Pershinske, 79Kimberly M Pershina, 58Kris Pershing, 37Tatyana H Pershina, 47Christopher R Pershon, 41John F Pershon, 66Edward C Pershouse, 63Mark A Pershouse, 67

Jeremy Pershin Phones & Addresses

  • Destin, FL
  • 5653 Prescott St, Littleton, CO 80120 (303) 794-5546
  • 3663 Sheridan Blvd, Denver, CO 80235
  • 4043 Kenyon Ave, Denver, CO 80236
  • Lone Tree, CO
  • Riverside, CA
  • Englewood, CO
  • Lone Tree, CO
  • Fort Mill, SC
  • Jefferson, CO

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Ring And Hook Game Apparatus

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US Patent:
20090206550, Aug 20, 2009
Filed:
Feb 14, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/031349
Inventors:
Jeremy Christopher Pershin - Denver CO, US
Jeffery Michael Pershin - Lakewood CO, US
Joseph T. Pershin - Littleton CO, US
International Classification:
A63F 9/02
US Classification:
273332
Abstract:
A hook and ring game apparatus and method includes a hook device having a mounting portion with a longitudinal axis substantially transverse to a surface. The hook device further including an arcuate portion extending from the mounting portion forming a sweep of about one-hundred and eighty degrees terminating in a cantilever beam having an acute angle to the surface. Further included is a ring assembly having a tether with a first end portion freely suspended from a selected position in an overhead support and a second end portion adjacent to a ring being operational to freely swing a pendulum type of movement relative to the overhead support. The ring and hook are operational to form a chance element to removably engage one another as the ring moves through the arc path potentially contacting with the hook, with either the ring removably engaging the hook or not engaging the hook.
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