Celebrating the life of Liam Nelson, who sadly died aged just 14 on March 11, 2010.
He went to The Warwick School, in Redhill, Surrey, where he was known as a confident and popular pupil.
His ambition was to become a pilot and he was one of only two students in England to win a European Association for Astronomy Education 'Catch a Star' competition.
Head teacher Ron Searle, paid tribute, saying: "There are few students who would be confident and well-liked enough to be able to plan and deliver a history lesson to their peers, and that Liam should have been such a student testifies to his own abilities and the high regard in which he was held by others.
"His confidence, intelligence and good humour will be sorely missed."
He was survived by is father, Paul, and mother, Margaret, a sister and two half-brothers.
Laura wrote: "My beautiful baby brother, I miss u so much and you have left a void that will never be filled. I hope you are at peace now flying in the sky like pilot ...
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