Beard, Solange age 44 passed away on Monday, June 15, 2020. She was born on October 27, 1975 in Hialeah, Florida to the parents of Eduardo Marceca and Maria Paez.
Solange loved the beach and the joy of her children. From her marriage to Dexter she became a mother of four and years later, her greatest joy was born, her daughter Aaliyah.
A Public Visitation will be held on Thursday, June 25, 2020 from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM. A Private Religious Services with Tributes of a Lifetime will be held on Friday, June 26, 2020. Both services will be held at Boyd-Panciera Family Funeral Care, 6400 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood Florida 33024.
Due to attendance size restrictions imposed on us by this pandemic, please contact the family or our funeral home for more specific funeral information.
Please note modifications may take place regarding Visitation/Services due to the Coronavirus . Boyd-Panciera is following local and state guidelines and is taking all the necessary precautions to ensure the safety and health to our families and staff to halt the spread of COVID-19. Please call the funeral home for updates and possible changes to this service.
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Vontae
June 22, 2020, 12:00 am
Sleep In Peace.
Maria Zulema
August 29, 2020, 5:40 pm
I wish you were still here with us, I pray to God you are resting in His peace and comfort after your difficult ordeal. You were a light wherever you went, you glowed like the root word of your name, SOL, a SUN…I will probably never get over this loss because life took away you from me years ago, while you were still alive, a decision you made hastily, not realizing how much I loved and valued you and looked up to you. You were like a celebrity to all the girls of our family: Yanet, Shirley, Marsha, Michelle and me. When we were young we played together and attended Sts. Peter and Paul together, and you used to love to play dress-up. Sadly, you had to move back to Argentina and we grew up without you. When we became adults you moved back to Miami, only for a misunderstanding to drive you away from me, and now, you have passed away, leaving me with no chance for a reconciliation.
While you were laying in that hospital bed, my responsibilities and current commitments with work and family, as well as a falling out with your father, my uncle, prevented me from being able to see you and be with you to help you at least to cope with your condition, or to perhaps find a way to come out of it, and now all my chances to help you are gone. I prayed for you with all sincerity and hope for your recovery, but I did not physically help you, and people who I talk to tell me that there is nothing I could have done, but I believe different. I wonder if you will ever be able to forgive me for not being there for you. I love you very much, and I always will.