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Does late Chris Ford have any kids? Looking at recently deceased Boston Celtics legend's family

Boston Celtics legend Chris Ford leaves behind four kids and his wife. He was beloved by the people in his life and his legacy will live on forever.

His wife Katie Ford was his high-school sweetheart. She was a cheerleader for his rival high school, but that didn't matter because they had a connection.

It was reported that Ford had four kids, although he wasn't too open about them. However, most reports have said that he has four.

Chris Ford was a member of the Boston Celtics and became one of the biggest names in Boston during his playing days. The team made a statement about the passing:

"As a player and coach, Chris Ford’s career spanned over a decade of Celtics basketball, and he made his mark every step of the way. He was a member of three NBA World Championship Boston Celtics teams, one as a key player on the 1981 Champions, and subsequently as an assistant coach for the 1984 and 1986 champs.
"Ford went on to become the team’s eleventh head coach, leading his former teammates Larry Bird, Kevin McHale, and Robert Parish to multiple playoff appearances in the trio’s final days together.
‘Doc,’ as he was affectionately known by his teammates, was a fundamentally versatile all-around guard. He was voted the team’s MVP in his first season with the Celtics, and he is famously credited with scoring the NBA’s first three-point basket.
"Ford joined an elite group of Celtics’ personnel (Bill Russell, Tom Heinsohn, and K.C. Jones) who have earned championship rings as both a player and coach with the organization. The Boston Celtics sends their deepest sympathies to the Ford family and their many friends."

The Ford family mentioned that he had a great love for the city of Boston and the Celtics family.

Chris Ford had an impressive college and NBA career, including winning an NBA Championship as a player and two as an NBA assistant.

He was in college at Villanova, where he took his team deep into the NCAA Tournament after averaging more than 16 points per game during the season.

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