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For over 100 years,
RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPELS has earned an outstanding reputation
for providing dignified, compassionate service to families at
their time of need.
Our air-conditioned handicapped accessible Chapel is homelike,
and soothing with comfortable traditional decor.
A Jewish Funeral
At RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPELS our experienced staff offers reassuring
guidance for those who are entrusted with making final arrangements
and is an invaluable resource to those not familiar with Jewish
burial customs. Taharah (purification) is provided by Chevra Kaddisha's
(Holy Society), arrangements for Shmeerah (watching) are made
at the families request, cotton or hand-sewn linen Tachrichim
(burial garment) are always available. A large selection of Oron
(caskets) are guaranteed free of metal and have been manufactured
in a facility that does not operate on the Sabbath. K'vurah (burial)
should be as expedient as possible. These all-important customs
express the dignity and sanctity of a Jewish funeral. In keeping
with Jewish tradition, RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPELS also provides
its families with K'reeah ribbons, Yahrzeit Calendars, Shiva benches
and Shiva Candles.
For those unaffiliated with a Synagogue, our Directors work closely
with Orthodox, Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionest rabbis
who conduct dignified Chapel and Graveside services that console
the family and honor the deceased.
The Jewish Funeral Directors of America, Inc. (JFDA) is an international
association of funeral homes who predominantly serve members of
the Jewish faith. Organized in 1932, the JFDA is the oldest and
largest organization of its kind whose members have been assisting
people of the Jewish faith arrange meaningful and affordable funerals
in the Jewish tradition.
The members of the JFDA adhere to a strict code of Ethics and
Professional Standards. Recognizing that Jewish funeral service
is a calling with great responsibilities, demanding high professional
and service standards, fair and honorable dealing with all whom
they are called to serve, the members of the JFDA conduct themselves
and their establishments in keeping with the great traditions
of their calling and of their faith.
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