Adelaide Incle

Known to her friends as Sol, she was one of ten siblings. She was born July 25, 1932 in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico to Maria Cancel and Francisco Gonzalez. 

Sol moved to the Bronx, NY as a young woman where she met and married her husband and partner for life, Santiago Incle Sr. They went on to build a flourishing life together. Moving to Teaneck, NJ in 1972 with their three children, where they created a home for 47 years until moving to Coral Springs, FL four years ago.

As the matriarch of the family, Sol played an active role in the life of her children and their spouses as well as her grandchildren. Always making them laugh with her “spicy” remarks when she needed to set them straight. All while maintaining such gentleness and a kind heart. Her cooking was always in high demand and she found joy in bringing everyone together for memorable family dinners and special celebrations. Filled with love and acceptance, her home was their safe haven. 

Though she adored her family, Sol considered that her most important relationship was with Jesus Christ, her Lord and Savior. She was a woman of faith, who loved God with all her heart and took every opportunity to talk to others of His goodness; she had a true servants heart. A life long learner and student of the Word, she was rarely seen without a book or Bible to read. She was also a mighty Prayer Warrior, there was not a person in need who she didn’t pray with or offer to pray for. And if she said it, she did it. And when she did it, God heard her! Many can attest to those answered prayers. 

After 58 years of devotion, she was predeceased by her husband, Santiago, whom she lovingly referred to as her "goldito de oro." Loving mother of Santiago Jr. (wife Johanna), David (wife Margie), Barbara Rhode (husband Glenn). Beloved Abuela of David Jr., Alexis, Santiago III, Daniel, Milagros, Gabriella, Nicolas, Priscilla, Emily, and Amanda. And special Titi Soline to many nieces and nephews. All to whom Sol leaves a significant legacy, having lived a life dedicated to honoring God.  

While her absence is deeply felt, her prayers and memories endure, and we take comfort in that she now rejoices in the presence of our Heavenly Father. 

A celebration life will be planned in NJ in the coming weeks. In lieu of flowers or gifts, we ask that you make a donation in her memory:

https://gofund.me/969e813f