"Scott is a hero in our family, just as every lost loved one is a hero to their own.
"The pain in our broken hearts is at times almost too much to bear. The heartbreak we experience is not something we expect to overcome, but rather learn to live with," he said.
Dwelling on past experiences and losses was not an option.
"Each day now we focus on what we have left and not what we have lost. Because of Scott, we have learnt to appreciate each moment and to appreciate each other.
Through this tragedy we have learnt a lot about ourselves, what we stand for, what kind of people we are, what is important to us."
"Time does not lessen the losing of a beloved child. However, we have precious memories of Scott - how he enjoyed his life, his family and his farming," Mr Guy said.
Creating a better future for their family was the most important thing.
"We are determined that we will build a future not on anger or resentment, not on revenge or sorrow.
"We must build a future for our children and grandchildren on love and compassion on hope and faith," he said.
