Priscilla Esterline
Priscilla Esterline was an esteemed personality who rose to fame as the wife of singer-songwriter, musician, and painter John Cougar Mellencamp. Unfortunately, she passed away at 57 on September 8th 2012 at her own request.
She was born November 1st 1954 in Tecumseh Michigan to LaVern and Arvilla (Covell) Creger. She had one brother and one sister.
Early Life and Education
Priscilla Esterline was born November 1st 1954 in Tecumseh Michigan to La Vern Richard and Arvilla Covell Creger and later passed away September 8th 2012 at Adrian, previously Tecumseh Michigan at age 57.
She was the first wife of American singer-musician John Cougar Mellencamp. They married in 1970 and produced one daughter, Michelle Mellencamp. However, their marriage ended in 1981 due to differences between them and ultimately Victoria Granucci (and later Elaine Irwin) replacing each other as his partners in life.
Priscilla stands at an average height and maintains a healthy weight throughout her life. She boasts beautiful blue eyes and blonde locks; preferring to keep personal matters private from media scrutiny. American nationality with white ethnicity roots; she follows Christianity religion.
Professional Career
Priscilla Esterline was the wife of famed American musician, singer-songwriter, and painter John Cougar Mellencamp. Born November 1st 1954 in Tecumseh Michigan USA to parents LaVern and Arvilla Covell Creger she is of white ethnicity while details regarding her professional career remain limited.
She shares with Mellencamp one daughter named Michelle and one grandchild Elexis Suzanne Peach from their marriage; however, in 1981 they divorced each other and she later wed Vicky Granucci.
She has maintained a healthy weight throughout her life. She boasts beautiful blue eyes and light hair. Additionally, she possesses a very pleasant personality as well as being an adept cook. Former spouse Mellencamp has amassed an estimated net worth of over $25 Million while earning a generous annual salary.
Achievement and Honors
Priscilla Esterline has left an indelible mark on the world through her artistic genius, scientific investigation and charitable endeavours. Her groundbreaking work bridges art and science, fostering innovation while inspiring creativity.
She became deeply intrigued with the universe due to its limitless possibilities, leading her to study fields such as astrophysics and neuroscience. With great compassion for humanity she believes the arts can make an important impactful difference in people’s lives.
Esterline married John Mellencamp in 1970 and welcomed their first daughter Michelle that December. Priscilla later filed for divorce in 1981. From John’s subsequent second marriage with Victoria Granucci she has one grandchild: Elexis Suzanne Peach.
Personal Life
Priscilla Esterline was born in Tecumseh, Michigan in the United States of America of American nationality and white ethnicity. She is the daughter of LaVern Richard Creger and Arvilla Fernandes Creger and has one brother and one sister. In 1970 she married John Cougar Mellencamp; this marriage lasted eleven years until they parted ways in 1981 with Michelle Mellencamp as their child from this union; John then went on to marry Vicky Granucci before eventually Elaine Irwin.
Priscilla died on 8th September 2012 in Adrian, Michigan at age 57 and its cause remains unidentified. She lived a private life away from public scrutiny; she was known for having an outgoing personality with strong protective tendencies owing to being born under Scorpio’s sign – making her strong, protective and intense in personality traits.
Net Worth
Priscilla Esterline was born November 1, 1954 to LaVern Creger and Arvilla Covell; both parents being American nationalities. She had one brother and sister as well. Unfortunately, there is no information regarding her height, body measurements or other personal details as Priscilla preferred to keep this aspect of her life private.
John Cougar Mellencamp was renowned for creating basic hard rock with folk influences while portraying himself as the champion of small town values.
Crepe Sole was his starting point on his musical journey, recording The Kid Inside in 1977 as a follow up to Chestnut Street Incident and becoming famous through I Need a Lover as its hit single.