Seth Alan Gold

I knew Seth only briefly when he and his Law School buddies welcomed me as a friend of George his room mate. Seth was a pleasure to be around and we spent spring break in Florida, having driven down from Boston Seth was a lovely man and I am deeply sorry for your loss

I am sharing the eulogy I gave at Seth's funeral: Good day everyone, my name is Barry Gold. I stand before you today with my wife Ruth Ann Wiesenthal, grieving yet honored to be Seth´s father and step mother. I want to share with you a glimpse into the beautiful life of my son, who was taken from us far too soon. Seth was born on December 28th, 1966, nine months and 1 day after my wedding day with Fran. Literally, a honeymoon baby! He brought nothing but joy to our lives from the moment...

Rest in peace, my friend. You are one of the kindest and most caring people I've ever known. Your spirit lives on, along with the many memories and stories we share together. You are and always have been beloved.

Seth represented me in the revenge porn lawsuit mentioned. His work impacted and continues to impact my life and I am forever grateful for his kindness and care. Given the subject matter of the case, there were many moments that could have been extremely uncomfortable but Seth was always reassuring, respectful, and he strategized in a way that protected me and looked out for my future. Seth had the unfortunate responsibility of breaking bad news to me a couple of times but he was always...

Seth and I worked as lawyers at the Manatt law firm in L.A. in the aughts. In particular, Seth and I worked very closely on a long-running lawsuit venued in Sacramento. Seth was very committed to being a great lawyer, and he was one. But I remember Seth just as much for light and funny conversations about things like marathons, home furnishings, and vacations. Seth said that at the Boston Marathon, which he ran, the fans would pat the runners on their butts as they went by! Seth also...