Ida Gonzalez-Solar Montiel

Ida Gonzalez-Solar Montiel

April 13, 1934 - June 18, 2017

Ida Gonzalez-Solar Montiel

April 13, 1934 - June 18, 2017

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Ida Gonzalez-Solar Montiel, age 83, of Columbia, Tennessee passed away at Life Care Center of Columbia on Sunday, June 18, 2017 following an extended illness.

Ida was born on April 13, 1934 in Sagua La Grande, Cuba to the late Antonio Gonzalez Solar and Rosa Garcia. Ida was an amazing woman who lived an adventuring life. She attended college for two years with intentions of following in her father’s footsteps in becoming a lawyer. However, circumstances beyond her control caused her to change her life plan completely. Fleeing her home country of Cuba during the take-over of the government by Fidel Castro, Ida became a United States citizen. After her escape, she got a job with National Airlines and became a flight attendant. This opened up a whole new world to Ida and she fell in love with travel. She eventually went to work for Pan Am and later Air France and traveled all over the world becoming fluent in English, French, Portuguese and Italian, in addition to her native Spanish. After the birth of her beloved son, Antonio, she changed careers and worked for many years as an administrative assistant for several companies in South Florida. She was of the Catholic faith.

Ida is survived by her loving and dedicated son: Antonio (Kimberly) Montiel of Franklin; and grandchildren: Tayler Montiel and Cecilia Montiel. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her sister: Yolanda and the father of her son and husband of five years: Oscar Montiel.

Cremation Society of Tennessee is assisting the family with the arrangements and online condolences may be made to the family at www.cremationsocietyoftn.com.

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2 responses to Ida Gonzalez-Solar Montiel

  1. Tony we are saddened to hear of your mother’s passing. May you find solace in knowing how much you and your family meant to her. May she Rest In Peace forever.

  2. Peg Kennedy says:

    One of my favorite memories of “Momita” is seeing the total love in her eyes as she danced with you, Tony, to the song ‘The a Wonderful World”. Your mother set the bar high for others when it came to sacrificing herself for the benefit of her child. Our hearts and prayers are with you. Love you, Nana and Mr. Bill

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