DAVID W BONE
Nursing at Dickersonpike, Nashville, TN
License number
Florida 1332901
Issued Date
Dec 23, 1998
Effective Date
Aug 13, 2001
Expiration Date
Jul 31, 1999
Category
Health Care
Type
Licensed Practical Nurse
Address
Address
1508 Dickerson Pike APT E9, Nashville, TN 37207
Professional information
Tennessee House Of Representatives
Location:
Greater Nashville Area
Industry:
Government Administration
Work:
Tennessee House of Representatives - Rep. Gary Odom
Feb 2008 - Mar 2013
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Executive Legislative Assistant
Tennessee General Assembly - Fiscal Review Committee
Jan 1995 - Feb 2008
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Fiscal Analyst
Education:
Austin Peay State University 1988 - 1992
Skills:
Government, Public Policy, Legislative Relations, Legislation, Crisis Communications, Press Releases, Budgets, Legal Research, Political Campaigns, Event Planning, Politics, Media Relations, Fundraising, Policy Analysis, Public Relations, Public Speaking, Community Outreach
David Bone
Location:
Greater Nashville Area
Industry:
Government Administration
Automated Food Processing System And Method
US Patent:
2003020, Nov 6, 2003
Filed:
Apr 22, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/127390
Inventors:
Gerald Sus - Frankfort IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Park IL, US
Henry Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny Hong - Palatine IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Tiffany Curry - Fayetteville TN, US
Eddie Mann - Flintville TN, US
Mario Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
Curtis Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
John Corliss - Lynn MA, US
Joseph Gerstmann - Framingham MA, US
James Lozouski - Marlborough MA, US
Andrew Courier - Mansfield MA, US
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
Richard Terrazzano - Salem NH, US
William Day - New Port Richey FL, US
Doug Jones - New Port Richey FL, US
Roberto Nevarez - Hudson FL, US
Keith Stanger - New Port Richey FL, US
Jerry Sank - Palm Harbor FL, US
Douglas Greening - Calgary, CA
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
John Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
Christopher Juneau - Hayward CA, US
Steven Konold - Hayward CA, US
Richard Montafi - Daly City CA, US
Benny Nunley - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Charles Rose - Hayward CA, US
Ly Nguyen - Plano TX, US
Mitchell Strew - Richardson TX, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Park IL, US
Henry Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny Hong - Palatine IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Tiffany Curry - Fayetteville TN, US
Eddie Mann - Flintville TN, US
Mario Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
Curtis Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
John Corliss - Lynn MA, US
Joseph Gerstmann - Framingham MA, US
James Lozouski - Marlborough MA, US
Andrew Courier - Mansfield MA, US
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
Richard Terrazzano - Salem NH, US
William Day - New Port Richey FL, US
Doug Jones - New Port Richey FL, US
Roberto Nevarez - Hudson FL, US
Keith Stanger - New Port Richey FL, US
Jerry Sank - Palm Harbor FL, US
Douglas Greening - Calgary, CA
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
John Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
Christopher Juneau - Hayward CA, US
Steven Konold - Hayward CA, US
Richard Montafi - Daly City CA, US
Benny Nunley - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Charles Rose - Hayward CA, US
Ly Nguyen - Plano TX, US
Mitchell Strew - Richardson TX, US
International Classification:
B65B057/00
US Classification:
053/440000, 053/127000, 053/458000, 053/564000, 053/055000
Abstract:
An automated food processing system and method is provided that allows food to be dispensed, fried and packaged in a suitable container, which may be an individual portion-sized container. In one embodiment, the system includes separate automated modules for dispensing, frying and packaging the food. In one embodiment, an automated dispensing device dispenser a predetermined portion of food from a bulk storage container or food dispensing magazine. Food is dispensed from the automated dispensing device to an automated fry device that can include at least one circular fry wheel having a plurality of food containing compartments. After the food is fried it is dispensed from the fry device to an automated packaging device. The automated packaging device dispenses food to a container that may be an individual portion-sized container that is retrieved, erected and held into position for filling by an automated container handling system. After a food container is filled, a conveyor system transports the filled container to a suitable pick-up location.
Automated Food Processing System And Method
US Patent:
7343719, Mar 18, 2008
Filed:
Feb 9, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/054097
Inventors:
Gerald A. Sus - Frankfort IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny Hong - Palatine IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Christopher Juneau - Hayward CA, US
Steven Konold - Hayward CA, US
Richard Montafi - Daly City CA, US
Benny Nunley - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Charles E. Rose - Hayward CA, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Tiffany Curry - Fayetteville TN, US
Eddie Mann - Flintville TN, US
Mario G. Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
Curtis Clarence Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
Ly Nguyen - Plano TX, US
Mitchell Strew - Richardson TX, US
Andrew Courier - Mansfield MA, US
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
Richard Terrazzano - Salem NH, US
Doug Christian Greening - Calgary, CA
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
John A. J. Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
John M. Corliss - Lynn MA, US
Joseph Gerstmann - Framingham MA, US
James Lozouski - Marlborough MA, US
William Day - New Port Richey FL, US
Doug Jones - New Port Richey FL, US
Roberto Nevarez - Hudson FL, US
Keith Stanger - New Port Richey FL, US
Jerry Sank - Palm Harbor FL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny Hong - Palatine IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Christopher Juneau - Hayward CA, US
Steven Konold - Hayward CA, US
Richard Montafi - Daly City CA, US
Benny Nunley - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Charles E. Rose - Hayward CA, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Tiffany Curry - Fayetteville TN, US
Eddie Mann - Flintville TN, US
Mario G. Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
Curtis Clarence Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
Ly Nguyen - Plano TX, US
Mitchell Strew - Richardson TX, US
Andrew Courier - Mansfield MA, US
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
Richard Terrazzano - Salem NH, US
Doug Christian Greening - Calgary, CA
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
John A. J. Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
John M. Corliss - Lynn MA, US
Joseph Gerstmann - Framingham MA, US
James Lozouski - Marlborough MA, US
William Day - New Port Richey FL, US
Doug Jones - New Port Richey FL, US
Roberto Nevarez - Hudson FL, US
Keith Stanger - New Port Richey FL, US
Jerry Sank - Palm Harbor FL, US
Assignee:
Restaurant Technology, Inc. - Oak Brook IL
International Classification:
B65B 63/08, A47J 37/12
US Classification:
53127, 53440, 99407
Abstract:
An automated food processing system and method is provided that allows food to be dispensed, fried and packaged in a suitable container, which may be an individual portion-sized container. In one embodiment, the system includes separate automated modules for dispensing, frying and packaging the food. In one embodiment, an automated dispensing device dispenses a predetermined portion of food from a bulk storage container or food dispensing magazine. Food is dispensed from the automated dispensing device to an automated fry device that can include at least one circular fry wheel having a plurality of food containing compartments. After the food is fried it is dispensed from the fry device to an automated packaging device. The automated packaging device dispenses food to a container that may be an individual portion-sized container that is retrieved, erected and held into position for filling by an automated container handling system. After a food container is filled, a conveyor system transports the filled container to a suitable pick-up location.
Vibratory Tray Conveyor And Method
US Patent:
2008017, Jul 24, 2008
Filed:
Nov 2, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/982616
Inventors:
Gerald A. Sus - Frankfort IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Craig Conley - Oswego IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny M. Hong - Palatine IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Brian Rudesill - Hudson WI, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Craig Conley - Oswego IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny M. Hong - Palatine IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Brian Rudesill - Hudson WI, US
International Classification:
B65D 1/36
US Classification:
220500
Abstract:
A tray for vibratory conveying of food articles from a hopper is provided. The tray includes a tray body, food inlet portion, and a food outlet portion. An upwardly extending dividing member divides the tray into at least two food inlet conveyor passageways, the inlet conveyor passageways merging into a single food passageway that extends to the food outlet portion. The single food passageway may have an initially wide portion and subsequently narrow to a narrow portion as it approaches a discharge end. This arrangement helps to declump food items, preferably causing food items the size of chicken nuggets to be conveyed in a single-file arrangement along the single food passageway. The single food passageway is preferably non-linear, and may, for example, have a zigzag or serpentine configuration to promote accurate dispensing of food items.
Automated Food Processing System And Method
US Patent:
7303776, Dec 4, 2007
Filed:
Apr 21, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/419523
Inventors:
Gerald A. Sus - Frankfort IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Craig Conley - Oswego IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny M. Hong - Palatine IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Brian Rudesill - Hudson WI, US
Mario G. Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
John M. Corliss - Lynn MA, US
Andrew Courier - Mansfield MA, US
William Day - New Port Richey FL, US
Doug Christian Greening - Calgary, CA
Doug Jones - New Port Richey FL, US
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
Steven Konold - Hayward CA, US
James Lozouski - Marlborough MA, US
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
Richard Montafi - Daly City CA, US
Roberto Nevarez - Hudson FL, US
Benny Nunley - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Curtis Clarence Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
Charles E. Rose - Hayward CA, US
Keith Stanger - New Port Richey FL, US
John A.J. Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
Joseph A. Goodwin - Shreveport LA, US
Chris Coul - Glendale Heights IL, US
Mike Zizas - Bloomingdale IL, US
Dusan Ivancevic - Carol Stream IL, US
Gregery M. Billman - Schaumburg IL, US
Steve Yagla - Bloomingdale IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Craig Conley - Oswego IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny M. Hong - Palatine IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Brian Rudesill - Hudson WI, US
Mario G. Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
John M. Corliss - Lynn MA, US
Andrew Courier - Mansfield MA, US
William Day - New Port Richey FL, US
Doug Christian Greening - Calgary, CA
Doug Jones - New Port Richey FL, US
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
Steven Konold - Hayward CA, US
James Lozouski - Marlborough MA, US
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
Richard Montafi - Daly City CA, US
Roberto Nevarez - Hudson FL, US
Benny Nunley - Half Moon Bay CA, US
Curtis Clarence Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
Charles E. Rose - Hayward CA, US
Keith Stanger - New Port Richey FL, US
John A.J. Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
Joseph A. Goodwin - Shreveport LA, US
Chris Coul - Glendale Heights IL, US
Mike Zizas - Bloomingdale IL, US
Dusan Ivancevic - Carol Stream IL, US
Gregery M. Billman - Schaumburg IL, US
Steve Yagla - Bloomingdale IL, US
Assignee:
Restaurant Technology, Inc. - Oak Brook IL
International Classification:
B65B 19/34
US Classification:
426413, 99356, 141109
Abstract:
An automated food processing system and method that allows food to be dispensed, fried and packaged in a suitable container, such as an individual portion-sized container. The system includes separate automated modules for dispensing, frying and packaging the food. The food is fried and thereafter it is dispensed from the fry device to an automated packaging device. The automated packaging device dispenses food to a container that may be an individual portion-sized container that is retrieved, erected and filled by an automated container handling and filling system. After a food container is filled, an automated device transports the filled container to a suitable pick-up location.
Frozen Food Dispensing Device And Method
US Patent:
7703636, Apr 27, 2010
Filed:
Nov 2, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/982520
Inventors:
Gerald A. Sus - Frankfort IL, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Craig Conley - Oswego IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny M. Hong - Palatine IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Brian Rudesill - Hudson WI, US
Mario G. Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
Doug Christian Greening - Calgary, CA
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
Curtis Clarence Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
John A. J. Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
Glenn Schackmuth - Montgomery IL, US
Craig Conley - Oswego IL, US
Ron Dorsten - Oak Brook IL, US
Henry T. Ewald - Roselle IL, US
Jenny M. Hong - Palatine IL, US
David Bone - Nashville TN, US
Brian Rudesill - Hudson WI, US
Mario G. Ceste - Wallingford CT, US
Doug Christian Greening - Calgary, CA
Kevin Keough - Canton MA, US
John Meisner - New Richmond WI, US
Curtis Clarence Pinnow - Libertyville IL, US
John A. J. Wedel - Stillwater MN, US
Assignee:
Restaurant Technology, Inc. - Oak Brook IL
International Classification:
G07F 11/04
US Classification:
221150HC, 221150 A, 221150 R, 221200, 221204
Abstract:
A device and method are provided for dispensing a quantity of food to be cooked. The device includes a freezer, a storage container located in the freezer, means located in the freezer for dispensing a predetermined quantity of food from the storage container into a secondary container, and means for dispensing the quantity of food from the secondary container to a location outside the freezer. The means for dispensing a predetermined quantity of food may be, for example, a magazine with dual spiral flights for dispensing food items one at a time, or a vibratory conveyor cooperating with a device for determining a quantity of food in the secondary conveyor and means for terminating the dispensing when a predetermined quantity of food is sensed. The secondary container may have an opening in its bottom and be movable laterally to align its opening with an opening in the freezer.