Zuriel Raymond Pollicino

Zuriel Raymond Pollicino March 28, 2004 – July 24, 2025 The sudden and tragic passing of Zuriel Raymond Pollicino, beloved son, is announced with broken hearts and deep sorrow. He passed on July 24, 2025, at the age of 21. He was taken too soon due to a senseless act of violence. Zuriel entered this world on Sunday, March 28, 2004, at 6:28 a.m. Zuriel was a vibrant, kind and loving young man with bright blue eyes and a beautiful smile. He brightened every room he entered. He was a beautiful soul. At an early age he was very inquisitive and unique. He was always curious about how things worked. He tinkered with tools, he liked putting things together and was especially interested in electronics, lights, and rocks. As he grew older, he grew to love music, as his father Raymond also had a passion for it. He spent hours setting up systems and speakers and had a massive supply of them on hand. He loved the BASS, and he could rock the entire house with his system. He looked up to his father and loved him dearly. He was interested in computers and learned the ins and outs of them with his grandpa, Rusty. He took things apart and learned how they worked. He was intelligent. He enjoyed working out, lifting weights, going to the gym, and walking. Zuriel treasured his relationship with his mother, Kaci, and loved her deeply, they had a profound and inseparable connection. Kaci’s love for her son was unconditional and the bond she had with him was immeasurable. He spent most of his time with her, taking drives, listening to music, and talking. She was his best friend, advocate, support, and strength. Their bond was unbreakable. He also cherished his relationship with his sisters, Zoë, and Jayna, and he was the best big brother, friend, and protector. He was always there to offer love and support. He loved his grandma Candace and enjoyed hanging out with her during the day, seeing movies, and going bowling. He was also close with Jack, his stepdad, and spent a lot of time at home with him. Jack taught him to drive, joked with him, and they liked spooking each other in the house unexpectedly. It brought out laughter and Zuriel’s beautiful smile. He also loved spending time with his cousins, Tony and Trenton and thought of them like brothers. He enjoyed playing video games, listening to music and just hanging out with them. He loved making people smile and laugh. He had a truly kind heart. He understood people in a unique way. He had tremendous empathy for those who struggled in life. He was always there to give a hug and often asked if he could. He wanted to give what he had to those less fortunate and did so when the opportunity arose. Zuriel also loved animals, and they loved him. He nicknamed his pets, and he was always dear to them. Zuriel had a special passion for muscle cars, especially Camaros. He enjoyed going to car shows. He touched many lives with his generosity, kind heart, unimaginable strength, resilience, and presence. Zuriel was a source of boundless joy and pride to his family. The depth of grief is immeasurable, and the loss of Zuriel leaves an unfillable void for all those who loved him. The circumstances that led to his departure are devastating. While grappling with this unbearable tragedy, the family holds dear the cherished memories they shared with Zuriel. His laughter, silliness, kindness, and love will be forever remembered. Zuriel had a personal relationship with Jesus; he is now in his loving arms. Zuriel, you will be forever loved, missed beyond measure, and your memory will continue to shine brightly. You will never be forgotten, son. " I’LL LOVE YOU FOREVER, I’LL LIKE YOU FOR ALWAYS, AS LONG AS I'M LIVING, MY BABY, YOU'LL BE." - Mom Zuriel is survived by his mother, Kaci Phelps and her husband Jack Phelps. His father, Raymond Pollicino and his wife Darrian Pollicino. His sisters, Zoë Pollicino & Jayna Pollicino. Half-sister, Kailyn Pollicino, and half-brothers, Palmer Pollicino, Presley Pollicino, and Kenneth Noel. Stepbrothers, Cole Phelps & Jamie Phelps. He is also survived by his grandparents, Russ and Candace Purcell, William and Denise Worley, Linda and Ron Canup as well as many uncles, aunts, and cousins. He is now in heaven with his great grandmother, Connie VanArendonk. We welcome you to share a memory of Zuriel on his memorial page at - https://www.rainiermemorial.com/obituaries/zuriel-pollicino/#!/TributeWall Send comfort to the Pollicino & Phelps family when it's needed most. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Rod’s House or the Union Gospel Mission in Zuriel’s memory, a cause that was close to his heart. A celebration of life and reception for Zuriel, for all to attend, will be held on Friday, September 12, 2025, at 12:00 PM at Keith & Keith Funeral Home, 902 West Yakima Ave, Yakima, WA 98902.

Zuriel Raymond Pollicino

March 28, 2004 - July 24, 2025