After an outstanding 13-year professional touring career with Stars On Ice plus working as a commentator and skating show host, Roz has moved on with her life off the ice. She had worked as an interior designer with her own company based out of Seattle, Washington, and had a retail store as well for a couple of years.

"When you put yourself in a new learning experience, you open yourself up as a target and after that sort of experience -- in these letters -- I kind of went, 'Wait a minute, I don't need this in my life, I don't need a whole new batch of criticism.'" --- Roz, in an interview with Blades On Ice magazine fron its September/October 1997 edition.

And sometimes that criticism isn't limited to the public sector.....there's criticism that comes with living their own private life. And yet Rosalynn wants to make it a point about her life as a Christian to one and all, henceforth the interview in Sports Spectrum magazine. As she mentioned in "Competitor's Edge", "You get bombarded a lot from the outside world. People don't like you to talk about your faith. But you have an inner strength, and Someone to turn to. Now there's a much bigger picture. Now I can say, 'OK, God, I don't know why this is happening, but it's all in Your hands.' "

The point about this web site is that I want to salute her for her skating artistry on the ice and the way she lives her life off the ice...and I don't ever want to embarass her at all. It never will be a gossip site on Roz as long as I am around.

Rosalynn Sumners married the man of her dreams, Robert D. Kain, co-CEO of International Management Group, in an outdoor garden ceremony the afternoon of April 25, 2004, in the beautiful Napa Valley region of Palm Desert, California.

Roz has done commentary work for NBC, CBS, FOX, and Turner Sports (TNT and TBS) and has worked alongside with Peter Carruthers, Paul Wylie and "third brother" Brian Boitano. Roz has also worked with Tracy Wilson as well.

Roz was a guest on "Jock-A-Doodle-Doo" hosted by Paul Long and Mark Mussina (brother of Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina) in December 2000 and talked about the 2000 edition of "Improv-Ice" that aired on USA Network.....and also commented on the state of figure skating.

Roz also did an interview on "Honky Tonk Sundays" the weekend of January 28, 2001. She talked about how she got started into skating; what live was like growing up in southern California first, then Seattle, Washington, next; how she viewed not winning gold at the 1984 Winter Olympics; and how she rededicated her life to God and his Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Roz joined Tara Lipinski, Ilia Kulik, Caryn Kadavy, Angela Nikodinov, Yuka Sato and Jason Dungjen, and Takeshi Honda, and other skaters for a five-city mini tour starting in Erie on Roz' 37th birthday (April 20, 2001). The tour, titled the Tara Lipinski Miracle Match Charity Tour, which helps in funding research for cures and treatment of leukemia.

Links On Roz And Other Figure Skating Sites

Here's my homepage --- Scott's Shack (nice title, eh?)
Angelfire Web Site
Rosalynn Sumners Photo Page
More Photos Of Rosalynn Sumners
Photo Page Three Of Rosalynn Sumners
Photo Page Four Of Rosalynn Sumners
My Three Favorite Roz Sumners Routines
Roz' Final Performance With Stars On Ice
My Comments About Rosalynn Sumners
The Night I Met Rosalynn Sumners
My Figure Skating Tape Collection
My Review on the 1998-99 SOI Show In Dallas
My Review of the 2000-01 SOI Show in Dallas
Rosalynn Sumners' Biography
Web Rings, Awards and Buttons For This Roz Site
ROSALYNN SUMNERS: USFSA HALL OF FAME: CLASS OF 2001
Broadway On Ice: My Trip To Branson, Mo. June 11-14, 2000
Tracy Marks' Skating Website
Seattle Skating Club (Roz represented them at Nationals)
Figure Skaters For Christ Web Site
Make-A-Wish Foundation (Roz has done charity work with this group via SOI)
Roz' Solo Numbers With Stars On Ice
My Photo/Review of 2006 Stars On Ice Show in Dallas, Texas
My Review of 2007 Stars On Ice Show in Dallas, Texas