Myrna Shure

Myrna was a client at my job for a few years. She would come into the salon for hair appointments and I would always walk her downstairs to send her home. I loved talking to her about the things she accomplished in life, she was such a smart person. I loved asking her questions about her previous work and life. I think about my conversations with Myrna so frequently and miss her dearly. I share with everyone her story. Rest in peace Myrna.

I knew Myrna from Hahnemann Hospital, she frequented a restaurant (St.Georges). I was just teenager then and we talked all the time. Recently, I found a copy of her first book signed by her and given to me, interesting enough I remember her interviewing me just as an outside person to be included in the book. I am now 60 years old, live in Virginia and have often thought about Myrna over the years and as going through some packed boxes I found the book and then discovered she had recently...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Myrna and I became friends in 2016. I have worked for her father's company, Shure Incorporated, since 1976, and had recently been made the company's historian. Myrna was delighted to share stories about her father, her brother, her mother, and other memories. I recorded an oral history of Myrna. She and I shared a love of baseball and would always talk during the World Series. I shall indeed miss her. Michael Pettersen

Myrna was a friend (family member) of the Swift´s for over 50 years. My father was a colleague of hers for many decades. My brother and I were a couple of her early ICPSr´s. My wife and I made the trip from New York to Philadelphia over the weekend of December 30 and had a wonderful dinner with her. We reminisced for over 3 hours as we dined! She was a great soul with many unique traits.

My family (The Swift´s) have known Myrna for over 50 years. My father, Dr. Marshall Swift, was a colleague for many decades. My wife and I traveled from New York to Philadelphia over the weekend of December 30 to visit and have dinner with Myrna. So glad we made the trip to see her and reminisce about all of our memories of her spending time with my family. She will be missed.

Myrna was a dear friend of our Mother, Peggy Wilkinson. They played tennis together for many years@GCC. Myrna was very kind and generous. She had her quirks but they made her so endearing. Although we lost touch with her after Mom passed, we will miss her. RIP Myrna. The Wilkinson Family