Bridgette L. Porchia

After 35 beautiful seasons of life, Bridgette Le’Shun Porchia passed on Saturday, March 28, 2026. Her life left a lasting impression on all who knew and loved her.

Bridgette was born on October 14, 1990, and raised in Camden, Arkansas to the union of Gregory Porchia and Patrice Beavers Porchia. She was a lively and energetic spirit. Coming from a large and close-knit family on both the Porchia and Beavers sides, her cousins were her lifelong friends. 

Bridgette accepted Christ at an early age at Brown’s Temple Church of God in Christ, where her foundation of faith began. During her youth, she participated in gymnastics, and cheerleading. She enjoyed keeping up with the latest hair styles, wearing makeup, and expressing her vibrant personality. She graduated from Camden Fairview High School in 2009, where she was well-known and admired among her peers. 

Bridgette possessed a caring and nurturing spirit. She worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant at Ouachita Nursing and Rehabilitation, where her gentle heart and sweet spirit brought comfort and compassion to the patients she served.Family meant everything to Bridgette. She treasured family gatherings, spending quality time with her children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was a dedicated and hardworking mother who went above and beyond for her children.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Patrice Beavers Porchia, grandparents, William and Patricia Beavers and Fred and Cleo Porchia

.She leaves to cherish her loving memory: father, Gregory (Vickie) Porchia of Camden, Arkansas; children, Dakylan Hunter and Kylei Fletcher, both of Camden; two beloved grandchildren, Ja’Kylah Fort and Dior Brown of Camden, AR; her sisters, Fantasia Beavers of Little Rock, AR and Mariah Steward of Camden, AR, brothers; Cortney Beavers, Gregory (Samantha) Porchia, Brandon (Brittany) Porchia all of Camden, AR, and Keatron Berry of Little Rock, AR. She also has a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who will forever hold her memory close to their hearts. Special thanks to aunt, Zella Berry of Camden, AR.