Alfred L Sannipoli

20060123714, Jun 15, 2006

Dec 15, 2004

11/013670

Alfred Sannipoli - Temecula CA, US

E04H 13/00
E01F 9/011

052103000

A headstone assembly for a lawn crypt has a headstone holder with a cavity of rectangular cross-section shaped and dimensioned to receive the lower end of a headstone, a headstone with a lower end portion for engagement in the cavity and an upper end portion projecting upwardly out of the cavity, and a separate headstone base member or collar with a flat lower surface for engaging the ground above a buried lawn crypt and a rectangular opening of predetermined dimensions for engaging over the headstone. After an interment, the opening in the base member can be engaged over the headstone, and the base member can slide down over the headstone until the lower surface of the base member engages the ground to form a flat base member surrounding the base of the headstone, providing an additional surface for informational or ornamental indicia and for supporting containers such as flower vases.

57460302, May 5, 1998

Dec 9, 1996

8/762066

Alfred L. Sannipoli - Temecula CA

E04H 1300

52136

A double depth vault has a floor and opposing spaced side walls and end walls forming a burial enclosure. An intermediate floor panel is mountable in the enclosure at a predetermined location spaced above the floor to divide the vault into a lower burial chamber and an upper burial chamber. Pairs of aligned vertical guide grooves are provided in opposing walls of the vault to extend from the open end towards the floor, terminating at the desired intermediate floor position. Opposite edges of the intermediate floor member facing the grooved walls of the vault each have at least two spaced projecting pins for engagement in the respective guide grooves as the intermediate floor member is lowered into the vault. The closed ends of the guide grooves provide stops for engagement by the respective pins to support the intermediate floor member at the desired height in the vault.

20040211129, Oct 28, 2004

Apr 22, 2003

10/421008

Alfred Sannipoli - Temecula CA, US
Gary Bobbitt - San Bernardino CA, US
Wayne Sannipoli - Escondido CA, US

E04H013/00

052/133000, 052/134000, 052/136000, 052/131000

A lawn crypt system and method in which at least one lawn crypt is buried at a burial site and covered with a covering layer of artificial material such as artificial turf. In a cemetery, an array of crypts are buried in a single hole and an artificial turf layer extends over all of the crypts, and is bonded to the array at least around its periphery. At each interment, a cut is made in the artificial turf around the lid of the lawn crypt at the burial site, the lid and cut section of turf is lifted off the crypt, the casket is placed into the crypt, and the lid and cut section of turf are replaced over the crypt.