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What she can do, and what she is determined to do, is give people a clearer understanding of who her father was. "We want people to know how good a father he was," says Alan Jr., "how good a person he was. My sisters and I want people to say, 'Man, he had three great kids.'" With her accomplishments on the basketball court, Alan Jr. says, Candice "is lifting our father's name up." She's also making a name for herself.  
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