Celebrity Biographies
Stephanie Schafer Biography
| Nation of birth: | United States of America |
|---|---|
| birth name | stephanie schaffer |
| Nationality | American |
| Place of birth / city | USA |
| ethnicity | White |
| Profession | Antenna |
| Working for | Fox 8 News |
| eye color | brown drake |
| Hair color | Light brown |
| face color | White |
| Married to | Roger Schaefer |
Synopsis
Stefani Schaefer works as a co-anchor on Fox 8 News in The Morning along with Kristi Capel and Wayne Dawson . In addition, she also hosted a national network program, which was broadcast from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.
Early age and education
Stefani Schaefer, a morning anchor for Fox 8 News, was born in the United States of America. As for her nationality, Stefani is an American and as far as her ethnicity is concerned, Stefani is a white American.
Stefani has a brother, Thommie. Both were recording artists in California and had their own show at the Geauga Lake Amusement Park in 1983.
Stefani and her brother sang, danced, and played eight different musical instruments in the show. She is still passionate about music. She is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas in Louisville and Mount Union University.
Career
Stefani Schaefer began her journalism career at Fox 8 in 1992. She works for Fox 8 News on The Morning as a co-anchor along with Wayne Dawson and Kristi Capel.
In addition, Stefani also worked as a voice and dance teacher at her family’s performing arts center in Alliance, Ohio.
net worth and salary
Stefani Schaefer has earned a good amount of net worth from her journalism career which is estimated at $500K. Stefani also earns an average annual salary of $45K as a co-anchor for Fox 8 News.
Personal life
Stefani Schaefer is a married woman. She has been married to her boyfriend Hers Roger Schaefer for a long time. The couple is blessed with a daughter, Siena, and a son, Race. However, her husband Roger suffered a traumatic brain injury in a construction accident.
The doctors told him that the accident was unfortunate and that his survival was almost impossible.
After a long time of successful treatment, Roger was able to open his eyes and in this moment of grace, he published promising news:
The most amazing thing happened today…as we (my mother-in-law, friend, and Kathy Nemeh (Dr. Nemeh’s wife)) and I were praying for Roger this afternoon, he opened his eyes for a few minutes… …it was so exciting! Your prayers are working. I can’t thank you enough!!!!!!’
Currently, the couple lives happily with their children.