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Mar 26, 2024 · In Uncommon Marriage, Tony and Lauren share the secrets that hold them together, revealing what they’ve learned so far about being a good husband or wife; getting through times of loss, grief, or change; staying connected despite busy schedules; supporting each other’s dreams and goals; and helping each other grow spiritually. They offer ...
Aug 9, 2022 · Retired NFL coach Tony Dungy and his wife Lauren see the key parts of their life — football and family — as forms of ministry. The parents of 11 both lead Bible studies in addition to his work as a broadcaster on NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” and hers as vice president of the Dungy Family Foundation. Their new book, “Uncommon ...
Aug 9, 2022 · Married 40 years, Tony Dungy, 66, and Lauren Dungy, 65, gradually parented a growing family, modeling their support of adopting children and fostering “countless” kids. They describe themselves as “born-again” Christians who attend nondenominational evangelical churches in Tampa, Florida, and Eugene Oregon, where they spend part of the ...
Aug 14, 2018 · Tony Dungy is living testimony to family, faith and football. His family is strong. Dungy has been married to his wife Lauren for 36 years. The couple has 10 children, seven of whom have been adopted.
So we thought we would share a bit of the Dungy’s family history with you that has given so many a worthy perspective to live by… Tony’s father, Wilbur Dungy, was a Tuskegee Airman and educator who died in 2004. Dungy’s father, who taught when schools were segregated, was not allowed to teach in Arlington, Virginia, when Dungy was a child.
Art Stricklin. Tony Dungy honors GodTony Dungy, head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, shares for the first time publically that he and his family had donated several organs for transplant surgeries after his 18-year-old son, James, committed suicide in December. Dungy spoke at the Super Bowl Breakfast in Detroit, MI, Saturday, February….
Aug 9, 2022 · Married 40 years, Tony Dungy, 66, and Lauren Dungy, 65, gradually parented a growing family, modeling their support of adopting children and fostering “countless” kids. They attend nondenominational evangelical churches in Tampa, Fla., and Eugene Ore., where they spend part of the summer. They talked to Religion News Service in mid-July ...
