Sylvia Pulido was a pioneer. She had a vibrant career primarily as an Oil and Gas Accountant, raised a son, by herself and bought for them a home in the early 1960’s when single women were not even allowed to have credit. She was powerful, determined and resourceful.
She was always first to help those who were in need. Midnight Moves for Women in abusive relationships, friends and relatives that needed help dealing with family issues, neglected financial issues and most greatly pets in distress. She loved and cared for her dogs and a cat or two with passion and commitment.
She had a good heart, she tried, she survived, against great odds and was a most gifted seamstress having made clothing for her son, beautiful wedding gowns and every curtain, pillow cushion and any anything else imaginal.
Sylvia was proceeded in death by her brother Larry, Sisters Barbara and Jeannie. She is survived by her son, daughter in law Nikki, her Grandchildren Austin, Tyler and Cameron Pulido. And her Brothers William, Johnny and Sister Roberta as well as her lifelong friend Paula.
