Candice represents Brundidge, Alabama as often as time permits.  She is a resident of Brundidge and a graduate of Pike County High School class of 2009.  She earned the title of “Miss Brundidge” on March 7, 2009 during the Brundidge Business Association sponsored annual pageant held at Pike County Elementary School Gymnasium.  She also earned the title “Miss Congeniality” of the National Peanut Festival held in October 2009 in Dothan Alabama.

She has faithfully served her community as an ambassador of the City of Brundidge.    She appeared in numerous events during her reign to include but not limited to the following: Annual Independence Day Parade in Brundidge, Troy University Homecoming Parade in Troy, Alabama, The National Peanut Festival Pageant & Parade in Dothan, Alabama, local school appearances, and several ribbon cutting appearances. 

She currently attends Fort Valley State University in Fort Valley, Georgia.  She is seeking a degree in Agricultural Economics and Accounting.  The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) presently employs her. 

Her hobbies include but are not limited to talking, singing, reading, writing, dancing, exploring new places and seeking new friendships.

She is a member of the Mt. Carmel Missionary Baptist Church.  She is the proud daughter of Rev. Randy and Marilyn S. Harvey.  Her siblings are Rance X. Harvey and Randolph Harvey, Jr.  Her grandparents are Jessie and the late Eloise Starks and Verla and the late Precious Harvey, all of Brundidge, Alabama.   

Candice is a young person who greets you with a smile, dazzles you with an exciting conversation and has the ability to leave you with contagious, unforgettable feelings of love and joy for living each day with thanksgiving. 

During her years in school, past and current, she often shares motivational quotes and other gestures. One of her favorite quotes summarizes her journey, “Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed.” Booker T. Washington.