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Tai Babilonia, Randy Gardner, Martha Lowder Kimball October 01, 2002. page 1 of 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. Rosalynn Diane Sumners is an American ladies' singles figure skater. Babilonia was only eight years old and Gardner was ten. Their coach was John Nicks. The pair were five Peter Carruthers is a philosopher in the area of tai babilonia philosophy of mind. is a U.S. figure skater, the partner of Randy Gardner. They began skating together when time US pairs figure skating champion. Skating partner of Randy Gardner. Father Anton Tarielyevich Sikharulidze was born October 25, 1976 in St. Petersburg. Vladimir Kovalev is a retired figure skater who competed internationally for the USSR. updated May 1st Competitive Record. Randy's Choreography. Awards. E Born in Nagoya, Ito started skating at age 5. Midori landed her first triple jump at age 8. She won her first national championship in 1985, having already participated in the World Championships one year earlier. Babilonia was only eight years old and Gardner was ten. Their coach was John Nicks. The pair were five Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner have spent more than thirty years as skating partners and best friends. Linked at the ages of eight and ten, they grew up together, developed a unique pairs style and performing persona, then won the Championship Pairs event at the 1979 World Figure Skating Championships. Still. Elena Aleksandrovna Valova is a Russian pair skater who competed internationally for the Soviet Union. Born in Nagoya, Ito started skating at age 5. Midori landed her first triple jump at age 8. She won her first national championship in 1985, having already participated in the World Championships one year earlier. Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner have written Forever Two As One. The book takes the reader into the lives of the legendary pair skating team. The skaters talk directly to the reader, and the book tells all. The reader will learn about every happy and sad moment. The photos in the book also tell a story.