The Watts family celebrate the life of wife and mother, Solange Watts, who passed during COVID 2020

Solange Edith Valdez Watts was born in Chile in 1964. By the time she was 8 years old, there was political turmoil in Chile and her family migrated to Australia.
Her father had joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Chile, but on settling in to Melbourne, had drifted away from the Church and Solange was raised as a Catholic. Missionaries came to visit and reignited the desire to be with the Church, and at 18 years of age, Solange was baptized and confirmed.
As a young lady, Solange was introduced to Richard Watts, a recently returned missionary. They married after a short courtship of about 8 months (well, that's sort of average for LDS). They had 4 children and a few grand-kids, when Solange was diagnosed with a terminal illness, while her youngest son Nathan, was serving as a missionary in London. Solange miraculously survived long enough to see Nathan come home, which was all she prayed for.
In this episode I interview, her husband Richard and their children - Dionne, Chantelle, Michael and Nathan. This is a truly uplifting episode! We hope you enjoy it! Please leave us some feedback here, on your podcast player and on Facebook. It really helps more people find it.

[@richardwatts6831]

Murray thank you for making this possible. Such a beautiful tribute to a very special person who blessed so many lives.

[@naomiwatts5882]

Love you guys and so proud of you for sharing this for the world ❤

[@kateschristmasdrive9467]

This was truely beautiful. I loved hearing all about her amazing life and all she the people she impacted. She truly impacted mine. Love to all xx

[@taylornanai2775]

Thank you Watts family for sharing with us. She was a remarkable and an amazing woman of God. I'm so glad I got to meet her and get to know sister Watts. She was a funny too 🥰I know for a fact that she is very proud of you all and your lil families s well as brother Wattsxx much love

[@kimhayes-lb2fl]

Wonderful tribute to a beautiful daughter of God

[@lmhafoka]

Thank you so much for sharing her story with us Watts Family🥹🥰 She was a delight to know and she definitely a light. This is wonderful because we didn't get the chance to send her off with you all because of lockdown🥺❤