Adrienne Paris Miller Smith Jagemann left this life on October 30, 2022. Born in Washington DC on May 22,1947 Adrienne grew up in W. Hyattville, MD attending St. John Baptist de la Salle Catholic School. The family relocated to Kansas City, Missouri during which time she won the title of 1966 Ms. Kansas City, followed by the title Ms. Missouri for the 1966 Miss America pageant. Adrienne was also a Kansas City Chiefs cheerleader.

Moving on to California with her family of 3 brothers and 2 sisters, Adrienne's beauty enabled her to appear on the Dating Game in 1967. She applied for and was accepted as an Air Hostess for United Airlines "the friendly skies people". Her career spanned 45 years, traveling LA to Hawaii; LA to NY; and Hawaii to Australia and New Zealand. During her time in LA while working on a flight she met and conversed with Elvis Presley, a highlight of her Hollywood time. Adrienne flew during the time smoking was allowed on flights, ultimately contributing to her COPD which resulted in her passing.

Adrienne was preceded in death by her husband Robert Jagemann (March 2022), her parents Edwin F. and Jean Miller, her brother Chris Miller and sister Edith Miller. She is survived by her brothers Dan Miller, and Patrick Miller and her sister Suzanne D'Amico. In addition, she is survived by her cousin, Skip Fultz whom she had a special bond with and her dear friend Patricia Murray - whom they fondly identified each other as sisters.

Adrienne was a beautiful person inside and out. Her smile as well as her personality were captivating! She is missed and will be remembered by all that knew her!