Seth Ulrich was born February 21, 1992 in Tacoma, WA to David and Elizabeth (Trevino) Ulrich. He passed away unexpectedly June 16, 2014 in Tacoma, WA. He is survived by his; Father, David (Aiza) Ulrich; Mother, Elizabeth (Mike) Carley; two sisters, Breana Ulrich and Alexandria Ulrich; grandparents, Kermit and LaVonne Ulrich, Ramiro and Elizabeth Trevino; and numerous extended family members and friends. He enjoyed being outdoors, enjoyed hiking, being in contact with nature. He was a free spirited young man who loved to travel. He was tender of heart. He would take the time to speak to homeless people and listen to their stories, no matter of people's economic status, color or ethnicity he loved people and enjoyed making them feel good by giving them a word of encouragement and to learn to have a positive outlook of life. His spirit was never crushed he would always turn negative for good. A big lesson to learn from him. He believed in forgiving others a Godly principle he always applied when people try to hurt him. He loved his family and his friends, definitely he enjoyed every second of his life and lived it as it was the last day of his life. When sick he was still positive and took the time to give you a smile and treat you with love and respect. He was a joy and light to be around with. He was so loving and affectionate to his family and friends. He would always take the time to express his love and to tell you he loved you. He liked to collect swords, and participate in Medieval games and also became a big fan of archery, enjoyed barbecues and gatherings with his friends and family as well. He was very humble and not materialistic. He touched so many lives in a positive way! We will miss you forever, but we know that God is embracing him in his loving arms feeling safe and at peace forever. He is on a eternal vacation in the presence of God. Funeral Ceremony to be held Wednesday, June 25, 2014 11:00 am at Edwards Memorial Lakewood, 11020 S. Tacoma Way, Lakewood with Visitation to begin at 10:00AM. Arrangements by Edwards Memorial Center 253-566-1008.