Mr. Ja'Cambrion Ja'Khari Street better known as "CJ" of 315 West 27th Avenue, Cordele, Georgia died Saturday, July 6, 2024 at Atrium Health Navicent in Macon, Georgia.

The funeral service will be held Saturday, July 13, 2024 at 3:00 PM in the sanctuary of the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Cordele, Georgia. The burial will follow at the Spring Hill Church Cemetery in Cordele, Georgia.

On March 13, 2003, Jeffery Lee Street, Jr. and Shanteria Bridges welcomed the birth of a son.  Ja'Cambrion Ja'Khari Street was born at Sumter Regional Hospital in Americus, Georgia.

"CJ" as he was affectionately called by his family and "Street" to his close friends, received his education in the public schools of Crisp County.  He was a 2022 graduate of Crisp County High School.

Early in life he was introduced to the Lord and became a member of the Spring Hill Baptist Church. He loved to work as was evident by his employment at Wal-Mart.  "CJ"  enjoyed being around his family and had a special ability to make them laugh.  He shared many special memories hanging out with his uncles and just being around his father and sister.  He was truly the "life of the party".  He enjoyed gaming and fast cars, especially Scat Pack.

On Saturday, July 6, 2024 with sad hearts we had to say goodbye to "CJ" and while we mourn his passing, we truly celebrate his life and the many memories he leaves with each of us.  He is preceded in death by his great grandfather, Deacon Eddie B. Mathis.

Cherishing his memory, he leaves wonderful memories to his loving and devoted family, his parents, Shanteria Bridges of Cordele, Georgia and Jeffery Lee Street, Jr. of Cordele, Georgia; his sisters, Deziah  Johnson of Warner Robins, Georgia and Jayleycia Allen of Cordele, Georgia; his brothers, Za'Marion Bridges and Kyrio Bridges both of Cordele, Georgia, and Chance Johnson of Warner Robins, Georgia; his grandparents, Cassandra R. Mathis of Cordele, Georgia, Shontonia Bridges of Columbus, Georgia, Debra (Curtis) Sampson of Cordele, Georgia and Reverend Eddie (Tonekita) Tolbert of Fort Valley, Georgia; his great grandmothers, Mother Lillie Mathis of Cordele, Georgia and Annie Pearl Perry of Warner Robins, Georgia; his aunts and uncles, Quintavius (Lesha) Mathis, Marquis Mathis, De'Kiya Troup, LaQuacus Paul (Travis), and Dekerria Smith all of Cordele, Georgia, Tawanda Walker (Donovan) of Athens, Georgia, Bradley Street (Lisa) of Tifton, Georgia, Shontonia Bridges, Jr. and Antonio Bridges both of Columbus, Georgia, Rikesha Davis of Montezuma, Georgia, and Kenyatta Bennet (Henry);  his great aunts and great   uncles, Dennis (Angela) Perry, Freeman Tolbert, Norris (Gloria) Mathis, Vernon Tolbert, Yvonne Cannady (Tracy), Eloise (John) Tolbert, Ricky (Belinda) Mathis, Ricky Tolbert, Eddie Mathis, Sharon Tolbert, James Mathis, Kent Tolbert and Jerome Tolbert; a host great, great uncles and great, great aunts; a host of cousins, to include his   devoted cousins, Travis Shivers, Jr., Cadaysha Quarterman,   Mikeisayha Walker, and Romel Shiloh; and a host of friends, to include his devoted friends, Mekih Hill, Jay Gaston, Nyla Lester and Marlon Reid, Jr.