Rozzie, a
self described "army brat"
traveled abroad before returning to Florida. She attended Mainland High School
in Daytona Beach and then headed to South Florida. While in the southern part of
the state, Rozzie graduated from Florida International University in
Miami with a B.A. in English literature. After graduation, Rozzie tended bar in
some of the most popular nightclubs in Miami's South Beach club scene. After
years of the night-time schedules, she decided to retire from the entertainment
industry. After being recruited as a pharmaceutical sales rep, Roz led her sales
team to become the top selling representative in the company. Rozzie returned to
Daytona Beach to be with family. She went looking for a job in sales and landed
a job in radio news at WNDB-AM 1150 in
2006. She discovered her niche as a field reporter and so embarked on a new
career. In 2007 Rozzie joined WDBO-AM
580 in Orlando as a weekend/fill in news
reader and in less than three months, became part of the morning news team and
was hired as a full time reporter/producer.
May 2008-Rozzie moved to
WFLF-AM 540 as their full-time News anchor during the Dan Sileo,
Glen Beck and Rush Limbaugh programs
and became a reporter/anchor for the Florida News Network
Rozzie, a
self described "army brat"
traveled abroad before returning to Florida. She attended Mainland High School
in Daytona Beach and then headed to South Florida. While in the southern part of
the state, Rozzie graduated from Florida International University in
Miami with a B.A. in English literature. After graduation, Rozzie tended bar in
some of the most popular nightclubs in Miami's South Beach club scene. After
years of the night-time schedules, she decided to retire from the entertainment
industry. After being recruited as a pharmaceutical sales rep, Roz led her sales
team to become the top selling representative in the company. Rozzie returned to
Daytona Beach to be with family. She went looking for a job in sales and landed
a job in radio news at 