Adrienne C. Miller

Adrienne C. Miller was born on February 28, 1982 to Dave and Margaret Miller in Oklahoma City, OK. One of three military brats, Adrienne was a vivacious child with a personality of her own. Very imaginative, Adrienne spent hours with her sisters and cousin making up stories. Adrienne spent most of her life in sunny St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands, and had found a new home in Pennsylvania in 2017.

Adrienne was a graduate of Charlotte Amalie high school in St. Thomas, USVI. A passionate artist, Adrienne attended Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. She had many creative pursuits including selling paintings at a local gallery. It took a while to get started but once she got going you couldn’t stop her.

Adrienne was a fun, caring, creative soul whose light shone bright on all she met. She was a loyal friend, a loving sister, an amazing aunt and a beloved daughter. Her absence will be deeply felt by all who knew her. Cooking was Adrienne’s love language, to know her was to be fed by her. Some of our fondest memories of Adrienne are of her in the kitchen. Adrienne loved karaoke; singing was another way for her to connect with friends. She loved buying and wearing vintage clothes. Role playing at anime conventions, traveling and of course her signature hair colors are all aspects of her person we will deeply miss.

Adrienne, you were fearlessly your own person, never seeming worried about anyone's opinion but your own. You were kind, thoughtful and brave. Your life ended too soon and no one was prepared for your departure, least of all us. You will always be forever in our hearts. There are not enough words to express how immensely you will be missed.

Survived by her mother Margaret Miller, sisters Monique Miller, Sharee Hanley, half brother Davon Miller, grandmother Yvonne Mitchem, significant other Darrell Forney, numerous aunts, uncles, cousins,  nieces and nephews. 

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