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Alecko Eskandarian and Gerald Goldee

“He did the impossible.” That’s what 2004 MLS Cup MVP Alecko Eskandarian said about his teacher Gerald Goldee. “My high school had lots of really tough kids. In his own quiet way, Mr. Goldee straightened them out. He taught them to respect others by learning to respect themselves. It’s a lesson I’ll never forget.” Behind every famous person is a fabulous teacher.

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