PAIGE SUMMERS

'Paige Summers' (born 'Nancy Ann Coursey' on July 21, 1976 in Lorain, Ohio, USA, died September 22, 2003)"To family, model just Nancy Ann", Kerri L. McFalls, ''Morganton News Herald'', September 24, 2003, Internet Archive from August 14, 2004, retrieved 23 May, 2007. Note that the archive JavaScript is broken - disable browser JavaScript to follow the link. was an American adult model. She moved with her family to Morganton, North Carolina and graduated from Freedom High School where her senior superlative was "Barbie Look-Alike".
She invented the name Paige Summers for her pornographic modeling career. She appeared in several issues of ''High Society'' and ''Cheri'' magazines in 1995,"High Society Magazine 1995", "Cheri 1995", UsedMagazines.com, retrieved 23 May, 2007. and was first chosen ''Penthouse Pet of the Month'' for August 1996, but her fame came as ''Penthouse Pet of the Year'' for 1998 - the first North Carolinian to be so chosen. Kia Motors gave her a Sportage SUV as part of her award, and in exchange for advertising."Seventh-Inning Stretch" ''Brandweek'', September 27, 1999, by Jeff Green. Archived at Findarticles.com. Retrieved 23 May, 2007. She claimed to earn half a million dollars a year."The Mike Walker Game With Penthouse Pet Paige Summers", summary of Howard Stern show of August 21, 1998. Retrieved 23 May, 2007. Summers appeared on the Howard Stern show, and several Penthouse videos.''Penthouse - 1997 Pet of the Year Play-Off & 1998 Winners'' (1997)[1][2] ''Penthouse: Girls Of The Zodiac'' (1999)[3][4], ''Penthouse Behind The Scenes At The Swimsuit Calendar Photo'' (2000)[5] ''Pet of the Year and Friends Starring Paige Summers''[6]. Retrieved 23 May, 2007.
Nancy Coursey traveled the world as part of her career, including to India and Australia, but kept in touch with her family, and by 2003 had moved back to live with them in Morganton. She was engaged to be married to local pharmacist and real estate owner Bracey Bobbitt on October 11, 2003. She was found dead in his home on the shore of Lake James, on the morning of September 22 of a drug overdose from a combination of the painkillers codeine and oxycodone."Plane Crash Kills One, One Is Missing", by Nathan Brown, ''Morganton News Herald'', August 30, 2005. Retrieved 23 May, 2007.

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