Anyone who is employed by the Inselkammer family becomes part of the family.
What might sound unusual at first sight is a personal self-image of the family company in Aying.
Now one of the most loyal employees has died: Annemarie Zilk.
Aying - Especially when an employee dies, it becomes clear that years of affiliation are not only something special, but are also held in bonds after the job has ended.
And so Angela Inselkammer once again stood at the grave of a highly valued employee who had been a fixture in the brewery inn for three decades: Annemarie Zilk, who died at the age of 83.
Profession as a hostess taken seriously
When Angela Inselkammer got married to Aying in 1977, Zilk was already employed at the inn.
“She really had steam, an irrepressible energy and, as a very young woman, made a big impression on me.
If she rushed through our restaurant or the event rooms, then something has been done.
Their typical laughter with the guests could be heard through the whole restaurant, ”remembers the current head of the inn.
Zilk took the profession of hostess very seriously and carried it out with dignity and great skill.
Many regulars appreciated her
Many regulars appreciated Zilk because she could also listen.
Yes, she was seen like a real friend and was in contact with guests until the end of her life.
“A family business like ours only works if our employees feel that they belong to the family.
This is a symbiosis that is essential for both sides, ”explains Angela Inselkammer.
Always completely loyal
Annmarie Zilk was closely connected to the Inselkammer family from the very beginning when she came to the Brauereigasthof Aying: “My in-laws, our aunts, the whole household in the manor: she was involved in everything and always completely loyal.
We could have entrusted her with everything privately at any time. ”The deceased also had a friendship with the brewery restaurant's long-time head chef, Josef Rampl.
Emotional speech at the grave
Even after retiring, Zilk stayed in contact with the Inselkammer family and helped with family celebrations: "For all of us it was a feeling of home when Annemarie was there." was born, found in Amberg in the Upper Palatinate.
At the grave, Angela Inselkammer became very personal: “Dear Annemarie, we will not forget you.
You are and will remain a part of our life and our Ayinger story.
Thank you for your friendship, your reliability, your happiness and your presence. "
