Cyrell passed away suddenly into the arms of our Lord and Savior on December 3, 2019.

He was affectionately known as, Rell by his family and "CJ" by his friends. Cyrell was an over-the-road truck driver while still living at home with his parents. He was baptized in June of 1989 at Newton Chapel United Methodist Church in Poplarville, MS. Cyrell was a member of First Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ, located in Mobile, AL, under the leadership of Pastors Gino Jennings and Gerald Martin, Overseer. He joined the church approximately 5 years ago and was baptized again according to his personal knowledge of our Lord.

Cyrell attended school in D'Iberville, Biloxi, and then Lyman after moving to Saucier, MS. He graduated from Harrison Central High School in May of 2002. During his time at Harrison Central High School, he was a member of the school's football team (#58). After graduating from Harrison Central High, Cyrell continued his education at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC), Perkinston campus. There, he met his two best friends, John Mosley(J Mo) and Randy Hall (Bam) and during that time he encountered and developed his own personal relationship with the Lord and was filled with the Holy Spirit. After completing his Associate's Degree from MGCCC, Cyrell transferred to the University of Southern Miss and graduated May 11, 2007, obtaining a Bachelor's of Science degree. He interned with a NFL team, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, as a Sport Equipment Manager. After not being selected for the position, he was offered the same position with the San Diego Chargers, which he declined. Cyrell worked a few years as a security officer with the Port of Gulfport. After his time with the Port of Gulfport, he was offered and accepted a job as a over-the-road truck driver. For the past five years he has worked in this capacity. The last company he worked for was Prime Carrier. While employed with this company, he gained a new family of friends. Cyrell became part of his new families business called GMF(Getting.Money.Family), a non-profit organization who mission is to help those within the community. As a member of the GMF, he met his third best friend, Dakolbe Williams. All three best friends mentioned above were now, as Cyrell called them, his true brothers.

Cyrell was preceded in death by his two grandfathers, Floyd Davis Sr., Fred Jordan; great grandparents, Orta Bell Silas and Henry Silas, Violee Byrd McCoy and Jessie McCoy; two uncles, Bobby Ray Davis, Fred Earl Jordan; one aunt Sandra Ann Jordan.

Cyrell leaves to cherish his memory his father, James Rodney Jordan, his mother, Kim Marie Davis Jordan; one sister, Crystal Lorenda Jordan; a  nephew, Justin Malone Jordan all of Saucier, MS; two grandmothers, Helen Marie Silas Davis, Annie Mae Byrd McCoy both of Poplarville, MS; four god sisters, Shanta Lett, Joi Lett of Houston, Texas, Tiffany Davis, A'lajah D. Farmer of Saucier, MS; two god brothers, Allen Farmer, Jr., Elijah Farmer of Saucier, MS; two special parents, John and Janice Mosley; three brothers, John Mosley, Randy Hall, Dkholby Williams, and a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, other relatives and friends.