Cameka L. Streeter, a devoted mother from Rome, Georgia, died on November 23, 2025, at age 50. Cameka’s sudden departure has left an indelible void in the hearts of her family, friends, and the community she enriched with her unwavering compassion and radiant spirit.
Born and raised in Floyd County, Cameka’s early years unfolded in Rome’s neighborhoods, where family traditions and local church events nurtured her empathetic nature from childhood. She attended Rome City Schools, graduating with a focus on helping others, a passion that guided her through vocational training in caregiving.
She channeled her nurturing soul into roles as a caregiver and medical assistant, where her gentle touch and listening ear provided comfort to patients during vulnerable moments. For over two decades, she worked in healthcare settings across the region, balancing shifts with volunteer efforts at community health fairs. Colleagues admired her ability to uplift amid challenges, turning routine care into acts of profound empathy.
Cameka’s lifestyle blended simple joys with deep connections, from Sunday dinners filled with laughter to walks along the Etowah River where she shared stories with loved ones. She enjoyed singing gospel hymns in local choirs, her beautiful voice lifting spirits at church gatherings and family events. These pursuits revealed a woman whose faith and humor made every day brighter.
At the core of Cameka’s world was her devoted family, where she shone as a mother to three daughters, offering endless encouragement through school milestones and quiet evenings at home. As a supportive partner and sister, she created traditions of holiday feasts and park picnics that strengthened bonds across generations. Extended relatives now draw solace from these ties, honoring her enduring affection.
Though Cameka L. Streeter’s time ended too soon, her legacy of compassion endures, inspiring Rome to embrace kindness in her name. Arrangements are forthcoming through F.K. Jones Funeral Home, inviting all to celebrate the extraordinary woman whose light forever illuminates Floyd County hearts.