How can I use class inheritance to forget automatically generatred entry boxes?

My code generates a given nuber of name_input entry boxes depending on user inputs. The name_input entries have an optional vname_input above and below them.

Each vname_input entry has a corresponding remove_vname_tick checkbox. The idea is that once this checkbox is selected the corresponding vname_input is disabled or deleted.

How would I create a class which inherits from the tkinter frame object and then create a class function which deactivates or deletes the object in question?

The code in question is:

    vname = []
    name = []
    p = 0

    for i in range(10):                                 # range taken from entry
        vname_input = Entry(self, width=20)
        vname_input.grid(row=6 + p + i, column=0)       # p & i update position
        vname.append(vname_input)                       # Stores entry box ID

        name_input = Entry(self, width=20)
        name_input.grid(row=7 + p + i, column=0)
        name.append(name_input)

        def remove_vname_command():
            vname.grid_forget()
        remove_vname_tick = Checkbutton(self, text="Remove veil",
        bd=0, command=remove_vname_command)               # Function for removing entries
        remove_vname_tick.grid(row=6 + p + i, column=1)
        p += 2

    vname_input = Entry(self, width=20)
    vname_input.grid(row=6 + p + i, column=0)         # Places final optional vname entry
    vname.append(vname_input)