Business in the Jewish Community

Business in the Jewish Community

Chris Sisler of Altmeyer Funeral Home

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The lead article in this section profiles Altmeyer Funeral Home. Chris Sisler, an Altmeyer vice president and Berger-Goldrich Home at Beth Sholom Village board member, shares why the business recently moved, what it offers, and how the funeral home accommodates Jewish funerals. (Page 18) Among the many Israeli businesses that have reached around the globe is one that of all things, impacts people’s drinking habits. Of course, I’m talking about SodaStream.

The story of why I originally purchased mine and what the company does to improve the environment and promote peace is on page 21.

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Business Altmeyer Funeral Home enhances services and amenities at new location Madeline Budman

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alking into Altmeyer Funeral Home’s newest location on Rouse Drive in Virginia Beach, it’s easy to be taken aback by how unlike a funeral home it appears. The lobby is bright and spacious, filled with the sounds of a babbling fountain. The chapel to the right is airy and full of light. Straight ahead, a lounge with kitchen counters, coffee, and freshly baked cookies infuse the room with delicious smells. This is not your average funeral home. And that’s exactly the impression it’s intended to make, says Chris Sisler, Altmeyer vice president.

“We want our families to have all of the comforts of home,” Sisler explains.

“Our funeral home isn’t traditional doom and gloom, it’s open, it’s bright, it’s airy.

The door isn’t locked—you can walk in without ringing a bell, and people will greet you at the door.”

This welcoming facility, almost double the size of the old Altmeyer location on Greenwich Road, is the result of business savvy and visionary thinking to make the best of a tough situation. Close to 15 years ago, when rumors first began swirling about the major expansion to the I-64-264 interchange, Altmeyer’s management team approached VDOT to collaborate on the changes coming to the Newtown Road exit.

James E. Altmeyer, Jr. even worked with private engineers to design an interchange that would save the funeral home and other businesses on the chopping block with VDOT’s designs. However, VDOT rejected the plan, and Altmeyer’s original Southside Chapel was forced to close.

“Our location [on Greenwich Road] was centrally located in Hampton Roads,” Sisler says. “We weren’t a neighborhood funeral home, we were a regional funeral

Altmeyer Funeral Home’s new chapel has a seating capacity of 280.

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Chris Sisler, vice president, Altmeyer Funeral Home at its new location.

home: our one location there serviced Norfolk, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach.”

So, how did Altmeyer solve the problem of losing that ideal site? By locating less than a mile away. Altmeyer Funeral Home moved their Southside Chapel one exit down on the highway, from the Newtown Road exit to the Witchduck Road exit. Now, their 21,000-square-foot facility dwarfs their old 12,500-squarefoot site, and their new catering kitchen backs up to the Simon Family JCC’s

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tennis courts.

Not only does the new Altmeyer location offer superior comfort for families and more space—including three visitation rooms and a chapel that can seat 280 mourners—but the move provided the opportunity to substantially improve some of the funeral home’s behind-thescenes operations. For instance, they built a state-of-the-art prep facility and isolation room, with a unique air filtration system that circulates 100% outside air into the rooms every three minutes. “There’s not another funeral home that has this type of operation,” says Sisler. “You’ll see it in an operating room, but not a funeral home.”

Approved by local rabbis to conduct Jewish burial rituals, the new facility’s improvements have major implications for Jewish patrons of the funeral home, especially for those participating in the mitzvah of chevra kadisha, or accompanying the deceased around-the-clock from the moment of death to burial. “Our facilities are very welcome to the chevra kadisha (the holy society) committee, our prep facilities where they perform this mitzvah is state-of-the-art, and impeccably cleaned daily, making it an inviting work environment for them to perform these mitzvot,” says Sisler.

Other amenities at Altmeyer include an array of TVs, that combined with cameras in the chapel may be played “in every room in this building if we have overflow,” says Sisler. A “huge reception area combined with our complete kitchen,” he says, enables the ability to host full catering

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Altmeyer Funeral Home A short primer

Originally opened in 1917 in Wheeling, West Virginia, Altmeyer Funeral

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Tidewater area in 1993, with no name recognition whatsoever.

Owned by James E. Altmeyer, Jr., a Virginia Beach resident, the business now has 43 locations scattered between Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Altmeyer travels every week to different locations, while his office is at the new Rouse Drive facility.

For more information, go to altmeyer.com.

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receptions. And, soon, Altmeyer will have the capabilities to live stream services for out-of-towners and others who aren’t able to attend a funeral in person.

In addition to working with Altmeyer to support the JCC and other local Jewish organizations, Sisler is an active participant in the Jewish community himself.

He and his family are members of Ohef Sholom Temple in Norfolk, where he and his wife were married by Rabbi Lawrence Forman. Sisler is also a member of the board of directors for The Berger-Goldrich Home at Beth Sholom Village.

Sisler says he is convinced that Altmeyer Funeral Home is best equipped to serve Jewish families in the area. After all, as far as Sisler knows, he is the only Jewish funeral director in Hampton Roads.

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n affinity group of Jewish business, legal, and medical professionals dedicated to educational, social, and philanthropic activities, United Jewish Federation of Tidewater’s Society of Professionals (SOP) is committed to UJFT’s mission of serving vulnerable communities locally, in Israel, and around the world. Stacey Neuman and Greg Zittrain are SOP’s current co-chairs.

The group also provides an opportunity for collegial networking and helps Jewish professionals in Tidewater connect with one another, as well as understand the value of the contributions they make to support the greater community. Last month in one of those gatherings, for example, SOP members met with Avi Jorisch, author of Thou Shalt Innovate.

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UJFT’s Society of Professionals provides members with: • Resources: To maintain and grow the Jewish and Hampton Roads community.

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• Connection: Opportunities to build personal and working relationships with an array of Jewish professionals, and to promote members’ businesses or practices, and be highlighted in the UJFT Professional Directory.

For information, contact Betty Ann Levin, United Jewish Federation of Tidewater executive vice president, at balevin@ujft.org or 757-965-6100.

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SodaStream still sparkles Terri Denison

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ack in 2014, for what some might deem an irrational reason, I purchased a SodaStream. The impetus for my acquisition? Scarlett Johansson stood by her deal to promote the product, against the wishes of Oxfam, an international relief organization for which she had been an ambassador. Oxfam criticized Johansson because SodaStream, a company headquartered in Israel, had a controversial factory in a settlement on the West Bank.

I read about Johansson and Oxfam parting ways and I went directly to the nearest Bed, Bath & Beyond and purchased my first Israeli-made SodaStream. For someone who doesn’t drink sodas, I must admit,

it was a rather out of character moment.

But as I quickly discovered, just like “You don’t have to be Jewish to love Levy’s real Jewish Rye,” one doesn’t have to be a soda consumer to appreciate a SodaStream.

A highly differentiated and innovative alternative to consumers of bottled and canned carbonated soft drinks, SodaStream is the No. 1 sparkling water brand in the world (in terms of volume consumption).

With a SodaStream, it’s easy to transform ordinary tap water into sparkling water and flavored sparkling water in seconds, which helps consumers, like me, drink more water. Sparkling water is refreshing—especially with a wedge of orange or lime or piece of practically any fruit, for that matter. In fact, it’s a healthy alternative

to sugary, chemical-infused drinks. And, my family agrees—always at the ready to push the button to fizz up their H2O. Now, I’m the proud owner of the latest model. It’s sleeker, taking up less room on the counter (makes my husband happier), and offers three levels of carbonation. Plus, since electricity is not required to operate a SodaStream, in my house, at least, it gets moved from place to place.

While as I mentioned, I typically don’t drink sodas, I do indulge in some fun mixed drinks, and a splash of carbonated water livens up all sorts of cocktail concoctions—without the chemicals and added sugars, I might add.

And, then, there’s my family’s constant concern to be good to the environment and

stay away as much as possible from disposables—such as plastic bottles. Another plus for SodaStream! It comes with one bottle that is easy to clean and reuse and reuse and reuse.

For those who do enjoy soda, however, SodaStream offers plenty of flavored syrups—from cola to root beer to lime to tonic and everything in between.

All in all, I can vouch that SodaStream makes a good kitchen addition—for practically all drinkers—and at any time of year…especially just in time for the start of 2019. It shouldn’t be hard to find one, by the way, as products are available at more than 80,000 retail stores across 45 countries.

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Why is SodaStream controversial?

Originally, SodaStream’s main factory was located in Mishor Adumim, an industrial park in the Israeli West Bank settlement of Maale Adumim, east of Jerusalem.

Because the settlement is likely to be included in Israel in any future peace deal with the Palestinians, many Israelis don’t view it as all that controversial.

But groups that oppose Israel’s occupation of the West Bank called for boycotts of SodaStream due to the factory’s location.

The debate over SodaStream gained attention when the actress Scarlett Johansson became the face of the company, appearing in a SodaStream ad during the Super Bowl. Johansson ended up resigning as a spokeswoman for Oxfam International, an anti-poverty group that opposes the West Bank factory, after it criticized the actress’ involvement with the company.

SodaStream’s position on its West Bank factory SodaStream CEO Daniel Birnbaum touted the Mishor Adumim factory, which was its primary location beginning in 1997 and until it moved, as a successful example of Arab-Jewish coexistence in the West Bank.

Some 500 Palestinians worked at the factory alongside Israeli Jews, and Birnbaum says he paid them well and treated them as equals with their Jewish co-workers, though pro-Palestinian groups allege that the Palestinian employees were treated

poorly. The factory included a mosque for Muslim employees.

Birnbaum is a proponent of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

He has noted that Mishor Adumim is defined as an area under Israeli control by the 1993 Israeli-Palestinian Oslo Accords, and argues that Israeli industry there is thus not a violation of international law.

Unfortunately, that factory closed and moved to a less controversial location in 2015.

SodaStream International LTD. spends a lot of time encouraging peace, coexistence, and efforts to improve the environment.

Activists SodaStream International LTD. spends a lot of time encouraging peace, coexistence, and efforts to improve the environment.

Just another reason I purchased mine, by the way. Following are a few examples of the companies activities from this year.

Israel’s largest Ramadan break-fast event in celebration of peace This June, SodaStream hosted Israel’s largest Ramadan event ever at the company’s plant in Rahat, Israel. The facility,

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which is known as the “Island of Peace,” supports diversity and coexistence by employing 2,000 people from all walks of Israeli society, including Bedouins, Israeli Arabs from East Jerusalem, Jewish Israelis from all backgrounds, new immigrants, and Palestinians from Judea and Samaria.

The highlight of the event was a kite flying demonstration by SodaStream employees, led by CEO Birnbaum. The kites, which were printed with the word “Peace” in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, were flown toward the Gaza border, which is only 22 kilometers from Rahat.

One large kite, 6-foot x 5-foot, was made of a tapestry of pictures drawn by children of Jewish and Muslim employees—with an olive branch tied to the kite tail.

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A reward for ocean clean-up commitment In support of World Cleanup Day initiated by the Let’s Do It! Foundation, SodaStream issued a challenge: Take part in International Coastal Clean-Up Day on September 15, 2018 and get a permanent Sea Turtle tattoo—compliments of SodaStream.

To apply, participants told their story, explained why the fight against single-use plastic bottles matters to them and why they deserve to be rewarded for their commitment.

SodaStream chose 200 million people and sponsored their Sea Turtle tattoo SodaStream machines in the design of their have been sold since 1991 choice.

seltzer. The installation was organized by SodaStream, together with the Oceanic Society.

Its goal was to raise awareness of the negative consequences of single-use plastic (and drum up business for the company while they’re at it). Passers-by were encouraged to sign SodaStream’s sustainability pledge, promising to eschew one-use bottles for reusable ones. The company claims that making soda at home in reusable bottles results in “less plastic manufactured, less plastic waste and less transport of bottled beverages.”

“We have no choice,” Birnbaum said in a statement. “We have to go reusable.

Annual plastic production is skyrocketing and the U.S. is one of the biggest polluters in the world.”

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