Stephanie Michelle Rogers was 44 years old when she was last known to have had contact on October 6, 2023, in the Pasadena area of Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Her NamUs case identifies the last-location area as Pasadena, Maryland, and lists the case as Missing Person / NamUs #MP155457. The limited public information available describes Stephanie as a White/Caucasian woman with blond or strawberry-colored hair and blue eyes, standing about 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing about 150 pounds.
According to the case information, Stephanie’s disappearance came to official attention after a friend reported her missing when she stopped communicating. That detail is especially painful because it suggests her absence was recognized not through a single public incident, but through silence — the sudden break in contact noticed by someone who cared enough to alert authorities. The public record does not provide a detailed timeline of her final known activities, clothing, vehicle information, or the circumstances leading up to the loss of contact, leaving the known story centered on the fact that she was last in the Pasadena/Lake Shore area and then communication stopped.
The investigating agency listed for Stephanie’s case is the Anne Arundel County Police Department - Headquarters in Millersville, Maryland, with the agency case number 2023-743159. The case information identifies Detective Jesse Pattana of Homicide/Missing Persons as the contact associated with the investigation. The public NamUs listing also states that Stephanie’s date of last contact was October 6, 2023, and that the case was entered into NamUs as a missing-person case, a national system used to bring together law enforcement, medical examiner, coroner, and public-facing missing-person records.
NamUs exists as a national repository for missing, unidentified, and unclaimed persons cases, and it provides limited public access so that families, friends, investigators, and communities can help keep attention on unresolved disappearances. In Stephanie’s case, the publicly available record is brief, but it preserves the essential identifying details needed for recognition: her name, age at disappearance, physical description, last known location, last-contact date, and the agency responsible for the investigation. The absence of many additional public details does not lessen the seriousness of her case; instead, it reflects how many missing-person investigations may be publicly documented in only a few lines while loved ones and investigators continue seeking answers.
Stephanie Rogers’ case is the story of a woman last known to be in Pasadena, Maryland, whose silence became alarming enough that a friend contacted police. She was 44, with blond or strawberry-colored hair and blue eyes, and the case is being handled by Anne Arundel County authorities through a NamUs missing-person record. What is publicly known is narrow but important: Stephanie was last known to have contact on October 6, 2023, she was reported missing after communication stopped, and her case remains documented in national missing-person records so that information can still reach the investigators responsible for finding answers.Last Seen: Oct 6, 2023
