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Richard E Kramer

from Galesville, WI
Age ~64
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Related to:
Brittany A Karakis, 35Carolyn B Smith, 65David Kramer, 80Cherie J Sczypiorski, 81Thomas Karakis, 59Patrick F Sczypiorski, 60John D Kramer, 54George D Sczypiorski, 83Gerald R Kramer, 58Mary M Sczypiorski, 58
Connected to:
Alinda R Kramer, 49Alita C Kramer, 108Allyne S Kramer, 96Alverta E Kramer, 63Amalia Kramer, 116Annette M Kramer, 57Boruch Kramer, 32Brandi L Kramer, 47Briana C Kramer, 44Brneden T Kramer, 44

Richard Kramer Phones & Addresses

  • Galesville, WI
  • Oak Creek, WI
  • Pewaukee, WI
  • West Allis, WI

Professional Records

License Records

Richard E Kramer

License #:
MBR0728 - Active
Category:
Barber Examiners
Issued Date:
Nov 8, 1967
Expiration Date:
Dec 31, 2017
Type:
Registered Barber

Richard L Kramer

License #:
1025 - Expired
Issued Date:
Sep 2, 1960
Renew Date:
May 31, 1998
Expiration Date:
May 31, 1998
Type:
Certified Public Accountant

Richard S Kramer

License #:
15684 - Active
Category:
Health Care
Issued Date:
Aug 2, 2001
Effective Date:
Mar 1, 2016
Expiration Date:
Feb 28, 2018
Type:
Dental

Medicine Doctors

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Richard L Kramer - PSY

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Specialties:
Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Neuropsychology
Languages:
English
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Richard Thomas Kramer

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Specialties:
Psychiatry
Education:
Wayne State University (1956)

Lawyers & Attorneys

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Richard Charles Kramer - Lawyer

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Address:
Simmons & Simmonsgaikokuho Jimu Bengoshi Jimusho (Gaikokuho Joint Ent)
(364) 385-255x (Office)
Licenses:
New York - Currently registered 2002
Education:
Columbia
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Richard Kramer - Lawyer

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ISLN:
1000571414
Admitted:
1973

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Dr Richard Kramer
President
Concordia University College of Alberta
Associations. Schools - Academic - Colleges & Universities
7128 Ada Blvd, Edmonton, AB T5B 4E4
(780) 479-8481, (780) 474-1933
Richard Kramer
Partner
Kramer's Painting
Painting/Paper Hanging Contractor · Drywall
366 E 5 St, Wilson, MN 55987
(507) 454-3296
Richard Kramer
BROOKVILLE HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, LLC
Richard Kramer
RCW SALES AND ENGINEERING, LLC
Richard P Kramer
DGK RESOURCES, INC
Richard H. Kramer
LYTEBEAM DESIGN LTD
Richard H. Kramer
DISTAVIEW, LLC
Richard G Kramer
KRAMER CM LLC

Publications

Wikipedia

Richard Kramer

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Richard A. Kramer (born Boston, Massachusetts, July 22, 1947) is a judge serving on the San Francisco County Superior Court. He is most known for his 2005 ...

Us Patents

System For Detachably Coupling A Drive To A Mixer Mounted In A Portable Tank

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US Patent:
7160023, Jan 9, 2007
Filed:
Mar 25, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/809210
Inventors:
Paul E. Freude - Kenosha WI, US
Richard D. Kramer - Racine WI, US
Assignee:
ITT Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
B01F 13/08
US Classification:
366273
Abstract:
A system for detachably coupling a mixer drive to a mixer in a portable tank, the system comprising a portable tank having a mixer mounted therein and a docking station adapted to receive the tank in an engaged configuration and to have no connection to the tank in a disengaged configuration. The mixer comprises a coupling, such as a magnetic coupling, having a first portion attached to a shaft for driving the mixer, and the docking station comprises a mixer drive having a second portion of the coupling for mating with the first portion. The tank may have one or more components for facilitating and/or maintaining engagement of the tank with the docking station. The docking station may comprise a linkage for converting engagement motion transmitted by the tank in a first direction into engagement motion of the coupling second portion in a second direction.

Sanitary Aseptic Drain System

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US Patent:
57719179, Jun 30, 1998
Filed:
Sep 25, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/533612
Inventors:
Michael Carney - Kenosha WI
Richard D. Kramer - Racine WI
Assignee:
Tri-Clover, Inc. - Kenosha WI
International Classification:
B08B 906
B08B 908
F16K 3102
US Classification:
137238
Abstract:
A buffer system for separating an aseptic fluid handling assembly from a drain includes a fluid receiving housing in fluid flow communication with a fluid discharge outlet of the aseptic fluid handling assembly. A trapped fluid discharge opening near the bottom of the housing, includes a tube which extends above the bottom into a baffle container. The baffle container is in the form of an enclosure having openings at the bottom thereof to admit fluids contained in the housing. A discharge conduit is in fluid flow communication with the discharge opening. A first fluid level detector in the housing activates at least one valve in the discharge conduit by a control which opens and closes the valve in response selected fluid levels detected by the fluid level detector. In a preferred embodiment the first fluid level detect detects a fluid level exceeding a preselected depth in the housing and a second fluid level detector detects fluid levels dropping below a second preselected level in the housing. Preferably the second fluid level detector is operatively connected to the valve to cause closing thereof in the event the fluid level drops below the second preselected level.

Satellite Eductor Clean-In-Place System

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US Patent:
54271266, Jun 27, 1995
Filed:
Oct 14, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/136772
Inventors:
Michael Carney - Kenosha WI
Richard Kramer - Racine WI
Assignee:
Tri-Clover, Inc. - Kenosha WI
International Classification:
B08B 900
US Classification:
134 981
Abstract:
A cleaning system for cleaning a plurality of service tanks located at different sites spaced widely apart from each other. A set of storage tanks is located at one site, for storing cleaning solutions, each cleaning solution being recirculated through a respective recirculating line from each storage tank. The cleaning system further includes cleaning stations, one for each service tank assembly, each located close to its respective service tank assembly, each cleaning station having a connection to each recirculating line. Each cleaning station includes a wash/motive tank for a washing liquid, a rinse tank for a rinsing liquid, and an outlet line leading from each of the wash/motive tank and the rinse tank. Liquid is conveyed from the outlet lines of the wash/motive tank and rinse tank to the respective service tank assembly via a feed line. A return line is adapted to return liquid from the respective service tank assembly.

Merchandise Display System

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US Patent:
55459587, Aug 13, 1996
Filed:
Oct 13, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/323373
Inventors:
Richard H. Kramer - Glendale WI
Assignee:
KCS Industries, Inc. - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
A47F 308
US Classification:
318560
Abstract:
A merchandising system for holding items, such as compact discs, is disclosed. The system includes a base on which several item holders are rotatably mounted. Each item holder is configured to receive at least one and preferably a plurality of items arranged vertically. A plurality of motors rotate the items while cooperating sensors provide an output corresponding to the rotational position of the item holder. A controller is coupled between the sensors and motors to maintain alignment of rotation based on the output signals received from the sensors.

Vat Bottom Fill Cip System

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US Patent:
53906942, Feb 21, 1995
Filed:
Oct 13, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/136290
Inventors:
Robert D. Zimmerly - Kenosha WI
Richard Kramer - Racine WI
Assignee:
Tri-Clover, Inc. - Kenosha WI
International Classification:
F16K 1120
US Classification:
137240
Abstract:
A fluid flow control assembly for controlling the flow of fluids to and from a number of tanks, and for controlling the communication of that flow. Raw material, product, CIP solution and drain conduits pass near to the tanks. The fluid flow control assembly which is the subject of this invention includes three sets of valves. One set of valves regulates the flow of raw materials from the first conduit into the tanks. Another set of valves regulates the flow of product out of the tanks into the second conduit. A third set of valves regulates the flow of CIP solution out of the tanks into the third conduit. Each set of valves prevents flow of fluid into or out of its respective conduit when desired, such that one of the tanks can be being filled at the same time another of the tanks is being emptied of product and a third one of the tanks is being flushed with CIP solution. The valves are arranged to provide double block and bleed functionality for the fluids not intended to flow to or from the tank at a particular time, with a full bore transparent leak conduit between each pair of blocks.
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