Bryce Davidson, age 32, was taken from his family and friends by an accidental drug overdose on January 29, 2026.

Bryce was raised in the Snoqualmie Valley and spent his adult years living in Issaquah. Bryce was defined by his loyalty and his innate desire to help those in his circle, often offering a supportive ear or a unique perspective to help others through their own challenges.

He was a dedicated fisherman, finding great personal fulfillment and peace on the water.

Beyond his hobbies, Bryce was deeply committed to his own personal and spiritual growth. He was a seeker of insight and often reflected on his path and purpose. This journey was not one he took alone; he had a profound passion for sharing his discoveries with his friends.

His presence will be missed by the many people who benefited from his assistance, his wisdom, and his friendship. He is survived by a community of family and friends who value the impact he made during his thirty-two years.
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Celebration of Life

A service to honor Bryce's memory and the growth he achieved will be held in Bellevue. Bryce requested a celebration rather than a time of sorrow; therefore, the family requests that attendees do not wear black. Please wear colorful attire to reflect the spirit of the event.
• Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Location: East Shore Unitarian Church
• Address: 12700 SE 32nd St, Bellevue, WA 98005
• Contact: For questions regarding the service, please email CelebratingBryce@yahoo.com

King County Regional Crisis Line: Call 206-461-3222 or 1-866-427-4747.
* Provides immediate support for substance-related or mental health crises and can dispatch mobile crisis teams if necessary.

Washington Recovery Help Line: Call 1-866-789-1511 (or text the same number).
* This is the primary state resource for substance use, providing anonymous and confidential help. They can schedule assessments with providers in King County within 24 hours.