Sylvia Lockheart

Registry of the Non-Evolved Database

File #07 Oct 2009 09:24

Summary

Name Sylvia Louise Lockheart Aliases Status Registered Non-Evolved Gender Female Race/Eth. Caucasian Birthdate March 12, 1961 Age 48 Height 5'8" Build Average Eyes Blue Hair Blonde Residence Upper West Side Employment Parents Amanda Lockheart (mother) Frederick Lockheart (father, deceased) Siblings Natalie Lockheart (sister) Marital Status Widowed Children Alan Lockheart (Son) First Seen Last Seen Profile Sylvia Lockheart is New York City philanthropist running for Mayor.

portrayed by Marg Helgenberger

Background

Born Sylvia Louise Hartford, she was raised in Phoenix, Arizona as the daughter of the wealthy oil tycoon James Clarance Hartford. After receiving bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Southern California, she became a special education teacher. She married her husband Byron Lockheart — owner of aerospace manufacturer Lockheart Enterprises — in 1980. From 1988 to 1995 she founded and ran a non-profit organization, the American Voluntary Medical Team, that organized trips by medical personnel to disaster-struck or war-torn third-world areas. During this time she became addicted to painkillers for several years and resorted to having a physician write illegal prescriptions; she reached an agreement with the government in which no charges were filed against her.

Upon her father's death in 1998, she inherited majority control and became chair of Hartford Oil, based out of Galveston, Texas. Sylvia and her husband relocated to New York City in 1999, and in 2001 her husband ran for the position of New York City Mayor ultimately losing to Harry Bianco. In the fall of 2002, Byron Lockheart passed away from a stroke, leaving Sylvia to care for their then 11 year old son Alan.

In 2006, Sylvia watched as New York City struggled to recover from the devastating effects of the bomb, and the eventual chaos of registration, riots and the slow decline towards anarchy that has been plaguing the country since 2006. In the years following the bomb, Sylvia has dedicated herself to several notable charities, such as the 'Midtown Survivors Initiative', which attempts to find suitable homes for families that lost everything in the bomb, as well as 'New-Yorkers Against Unregistered Evolved'. The NAEU is a strong and vocal supporter of the Linderman Act, of which Sylvia is also a supporter. Lockheart believes that the Linderman Act is not nearly as comprehensive or as restrictive towards the potentially lethal abilities Evolved could possess, and seeks to increase fines and jail time for those who fail to register.

Since Byron's death, Sylvia has taken a keener interest in politics and announced her candidacy for Mayor of New York City in early 2009 as a Republican.

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