Reginald Streets

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Reginald "Reggie" Streets, who departed this world peacefully at home. Born on December 2, 1980, in the close-knit community of Hawaiian Gardens, California, Reggie leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and resilience that will forever echo in the hearts of those who knew him. Reggie was the beloved son of Evelyn McNair and Reginald Streets, who nurtured his spirit and guided him through the many chapters of his life. As a brother, he shared an unbreakable bond with Sherron Sanford, James Cherry, and Alisha Rocha, always standing by them with unwavering loyalty and a protective nature. He also formed strong familial ties with his brother-in-laws, Woody Sanford and Victor Rocha, as well as a large, loving extended family of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. A devoted father, Reggie's greatest pride and joy were his children: Precious Salway, Damajay Jackson, Shamar Streets, and Mariah Streets. To them, he was a source of strength and unconditional love, a guiding light whose sacrifices and efforts were always aimed at providing them with a better world. His love extended joyfully to his grandchildren, Armando Padilla, Santiago Angel, and Jayce Streets, with whom he shared countless playful and heartwarming moments. Reggie's life was filled with passions and talents. He had an incredible knack for using his hands to tinker, create, and repair. His natural problem-solving abilities made him a craftsman at heart, always eager to understand the mechanics of the world around him. Music was another of Reggie's great loves, particularly rap, through which he expressed his creativity and soul. He was a giant in both stature and spirit, known for his enormous heart and generous nature. Reggie was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back, and his vibrant sense of humor could light up the darkest of days. His laughter and jokes brought joy to many, leaving cherished memories of his unique ability to uplift those around him. A service to honor and celebrate Reggie's life will be held on September 25, 2026, at 1:00 PM at the Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home, located at 1701 N. Stockton Hill Rd, Kingman, AZ 86401. Family and friends are welcome to gather to remember the incredible man he was and the indelible mark he left on their lives. We are gathered here today to remember and celebrate the life of Reggie. We won't stand here today and pretend Reggie was a perfect man. He had his struggles, and he faced his storms. But the true measure of a man isn’t perfection—it’s how hard he fights for the people he loves. And Reggie tried. No matter how heavy the road got, he kept trying. He kept showing up for his family with every bit of strength he had.As a son, he wasn't always a saint, but his love and respect for his parents were absolute. He knew the value of the family that raised him, and in his own way, he always sought to make them proud.As a brother, he was protective, fierce, and loyal. He was the one you could laugh with through the chaos, a brother who would stand by your side in a heartbeat, imperfections and all. Reggie tried the hardest as a father. He was always there for his children they were the most important thing to him. Every sacrifice he made, every time he picked himself back up, he did it for his kids. He wanted them to have the world, and his love will forever guide their steps. Reggie, you fought your battles, you loved us fiercely, and you never gave up trying. You can rest easy now. Your battles are over, your legacy is safe with us, and you will never, ever be forgotten."