Mrs Courtney Nicole Pulice

Courtney Pulice, born on January 25, 1988, tragically left this world on September 30, 2025, due to an accident at her home.
She was a cherished wife, mother, daughter, and friend, whose love and devotion to her family were evident in all she did.Courtney is survived by her loving husband, Tony Pulice; her adoring children, Quinn and Harley Pulice; her mother, Tammy Brooks; her father, Kevin Moore; her stepmother, Louise "Sissi" Moore; and her brother, Kevin Moore Jr. Each of them will forever carry her spirit their hearts. She is also survived by a large extended family of aunts, uncles and cousins, all who loved her dearly
.A proud graduate of Grand Prairie High School, Courtney ranked thirteenth in her class in 2006. She furthered her education at the University of Texas Arlington, where she earned her Master's Degree in Social Work. Courtney dedicated her professional life to serving the community as a valued employee of Tarrant County in Mental Health and Mental Resources, where she made a significant impact on many lives.
A proud American, Courtney enrolled in the US Air Force, serving for seven years.
An adventurous woman, Courtney loved traveling, with her favorite memories made while sailing on Disney Cruise Line. She relished the experience of dining at new restaurants that offered diverse culinary delights, always seeking to share great moments with her family. Above all, she was the ultimate mother, taking joy in doting on and spoiling her children. Her infectious smile and warmth made everyone around her feel special.
A public viewing will take place at Guerrero-Dean Funeral Home on October 14, 2025, beginning from 11 to 12 pm, with Funeral Services at 12pm. Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery will be her final resting place, where she will receive military honors on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at 3 pm.As we say our goodbyes, we remember the laughter, the love, and the joy that Courtney brought into our lives. May her spirit continue to shine bright in the hearts of all who knew her.