Frances Shulrif

Frances Shulrif, born Frances Adler on May 4, 1927, in Roxbury, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully surrounded by love. The cherished daughter of Hyman and Rebecca Adler, Frances lived a long and meaningful life marked by devotion, creativity, and quiet strength.

Frances was most proud of her marriage to her loving husband, Max Shulrif. A devoted and attentive wife, she remained faithfully by Max’s side throughout their life together. Their bond was one of deep companionship and unwavering loyalty—a partnership that shaped the very heart of who she was.

Gifted with a curious mind and an artist’s spirit, Frances found joy in the beauty of grand classical music and in writing short stories. She also adored the rituals of self-care; she was a hairstylist’s dream, never missing a hair appointment and always delighting in having her hair and nails done. Her elegance, both inward and outward, was a reflection of the pride she took in presenting her best self to the world.

Despite the health challenges she faced, Frances carried herself with remarkable positivity. Her resilience, grace, and quiet optimism will be lovingly remembered by all who knew her.

Frances leaves behind a legacy of love, strength, and creativity—one that will continue to inspire those she loved most.