Carlos Adrian Inclan

Carlos Adrian Inclan, Sr., passed away on February 26, 2022, at the age of 67, in Loma Linda, California. He was born on February 23, 1955, in Ensenada, Mexico. He went to school and lived in La Puente from a very young age, he then later moved on to Las Vegas, Nevada, and then to Quail Valley, California.

Carlos will be missed greatly and be remembered lovingly by his son Carlos Inclan, Jr. “Carlitos," his mother, Idalia Inclan de Muro, his sister, Idalia Elisabet “Chabela” Muro, brothers, Alonso Muro, Juan Manuel Muro, his Aunt Maria Luisa Guerrero, Uncle Gildardo Inclan, many nieces, nephews and many cousins. His father, Victor Muro, brothers, Victor “Gerardo” Muro, Mario Alberto Muro, and his grandmother Isabel Haros de Inclan, precedes him in death.

He was an exceptional father to Carlitos. When Carlos would speak of his son, he would immediately smile and you could even see him glow. He had so much unconditional love for his “best friend”.

Carlos was a patient, kind-loving man, a good listener with a big heart, loved by many, and a great friend to many others. He loved his family, friends and his pets more than anything else. While in the hospital, Carlos would ask daily about his little white dog, he named “Naughty”. He worried very much about her.

He became a member of the Quail Valley Christian Church. Carlos was a faithful man who loved the Lord. He devoted his time to the church community, and as a volunteer, did whatever was needed, and helped others whenever he could without hesitation. The Church potlucks won’t be the same without him.

As a teenager and throughout his life he worked on cars, repairing and rebuilding engines of all makes and models. His true prize was his white Corvette which he loved driving. Another pass-time he enjoyed was restoring classic cars. This passion made him to be a great mechanic.

All are welcome to attend and celebrate Carlos’s life. Funeral Services and Viewing will be held on Friday, April 1, 2022, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Millers-Jones Mortuary, located at 1835 N. Perris Blvd., Perris, California. He will be cremated thereafter.