Inventor Creates Wreath Transport Device to Honor Heroes
- A veteran invented a device called the Christmas Wreath Picker/Huler to aid in wreath placement at grave sites.
- The device offers a more efficient and less physically demanding way to honor service members or loved ones.
- The invention is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers and marketers.
On November 5, 2024, a U.S. Army combat Veteran from Marion, Texas, announced the invention of a new device designed to simplify the process of displaying wreaths at grave sites. In his experience volunteering with Wreaths Across America, he identified the need for a more efficient method for placing wreaths, especially during December when demand is higher. The new device, called the Christmas Wreath Picker/Huler, offers a practical alternative to traditional methods, like transporting wreaths with a broomstick. This innovative design aims to reduce the physical strain typically involved in laying wreaths and expedite the process for both individuals and organizations. Currently, a prototype and technical drawings are available, and the invention is seeking licensing opportunities for manufacturers or marketers interested in bringing this device to market.