<DIV><p>Gerry Sandusky knows the value of a good name. He has had to endure having one of the most unfortunate names in sports today, but to him the Sandusky name means something entirely different: honor, integrity, endurance . . . and suffering and sadness.<br><p><B><I>Forgotten Sundays</B></I> is a story of life, loss, and love. It is Gerry Sandusky’s coming-of-age story that begins in the midst of his father’s rise to fame. His father, John Sandusky, was an NFL tackle and then offensive line coach for the Baltimore Colts, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Miami Dolphins, before becoming the head coach of the Colts in the 1970s.<br><p><B><I>Forgotten Sundays</B></I> chronicles how the Sandusky family deals with pride, disillusionment, and tragedy as John Sandusky succumbs to Alzheimer’s disease. It is a well-known family story, one that will resonate with all fathers and sons, and it uses the NFL as its backdrop, including stories of many sports broadcasting and NFL greats such as Don Shula, Johnny Unitas, Dick Ebersol, John Harbaugh, Joe Flacco, and many more.</p><BR></DIV>