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Sommer Shadoe

Due to the fact that Sports Illustrated has now made their magazines available online and the mysterious Sommer Shadoe can now be found on the net, We've decided to start a whatever happened to link here in the wiki universe.

Not sure if this will be an article or just a repository that is available via a google search.

We'll start with the link to the SI article and the text from one of the original Strange Stunts Promotional Bios.

The Sports Illustrated Article is availble here; [1]

Her Current passion can be found here; [2]

JudyAnn AKA Sommer Shadoe performs with her husband Ken Lloyd in their duo "Wilderness".

Sommer Shadoe Bio Page from Strange Stunts Press Kit.

March, 1979 SOMMER SHADOE HOMETOWN: Sunnymead, California Height: 5’ 8” BORN: July 22, 1954 WEIGHT: 115lbs. AGE: 24 – Leo MARITAL: Single “THE SHADOE” Sommer Shadoe, long, leggy, blonde and bronze, is gifted with many Talents from singing and dancing to the business world. By staying in Top physical condition, putting her life on the line and more . . . she is certainly not your average everyday bodyguard. Born and raised in Sunnymead, California, Shadoe - - fresh from college – Found herself sampling dozens of vocations such as modeling, theatre, tutoring, even selling cars, none of which tasted quite right. Then, in early ’77 she enlisted with the “Strange Flying Circus” for a real ride on the wild side. Now she keeps herself busy with Public Relations work, coordinating the show and making personal appearances with “The Strange”. While on the road, Sommer’s kept amused with everything from being a private nurse to den mother for Strange and Crew. “I have a lot of wild impulses,” she says and has proven it by jumping into the act with both feet securely planted in the back of the Chevy Luv “Tryk Truck” while it’s running on two wheels. Say Shadoe, “I never plan to stop learning new stunts.” In her leisure time, Sommer loves soaking up the sun, designing clothes, reading and enjoying good music, not to mention an occasional horseback ride. “So much to learn and so little time to live it all.”