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Former Suns player, Queen Creek resident reps cerebral palsy group

Former Phoenix Suns player Steven Hunter is the first community ambassador for United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona.

Photo by Barry Gossage courtesy of Steven Hunter

Steven Hunter used his drive and passion to fulfill his dream of being an NBA player, which included one season with the Phoenix Suns.

Today, that same drive and passion has taken him in a new direction as he becomes the first community ambassador for United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona.

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