FAMILY and Friends of Billy Miller are raising funds to provide a memorial to the young man.
The family hopes to raise enough funds to place a plaque or bench somewhere in the vicinity of Tenby, where Billy was last seen, giving them a place to visit and provide some comfort.
Speaking with The Herald, Mr Miller’s brother, Andrew said: “Anyone who had the privilege of knowing Billy will know what a kind, funny and loving boy that he was. He definitely was the best of the best.
“We as a family, would just like to say we are overwhelmed by the amount of support we have had during this difficult time. To everyone who shared the posts, helped search for him, or simply just been there for us, we cannot thank you enough.
“Life definitely won’t be the same without his cheeky smile & one liners!
“Your family and friends will always love and miss you.”
Anyone who wishes to donate to the gofundme page can do so on https://gf.me/u/ybjdb3
The family are also asking for donations to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, with sister Rhea, saying “They were the ones that brought Billy Home! Love you all from the bottom of my heart.
The RNLI is a charity that saves lives at sea, all crew are volunteers and rely solely on donations to provide their life saving service. The fund has already raised £599 in a few short days for the charity.
Anyone who wishes to donate to the cause can do so by visiting Rhea Miller’s Facebook page and donate through her public post.
