HEARTBREAKING tributes have flooded in for a “perfect” Scots schoolboy who died in a tragic incident.
Noah Grant, 14, passed away on Saturday evening at his home.
Cops raced to an address in Fallin, near Stirling, but the teen was pronounced dead at the scene.
There are not thought to be any suspicious circumstances.
Noah’s devastated mum Dawn Guthrie told of her heartache in a post on Facebook.
She wrote: “It’s with the heaviest of hearts we have ever felt in our whole life that our beautiful perfect Boy Noah-Pie has sadly passed away on August 24.
“We have never felt pain like this and want to wake up from this nightmare.
“Noah, our perfect boy, you’ve left a void no one will ever fill.
“It will always be the four of us against the world. Grandad Guthrie and you will have a wee run in the car until mama and dada and Mason get there, see you really soon pie.
“Love you until there’s no stars above you, our pie.”
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Facebook page Fallin Community Voice shared news of the tragic incident and appealed to villagers to donate to an online fundraiser.
Kind-hearted locals have raised more than £4,700 to support Noah’s family.
Thanking the public for their support, they added: “I just want to say a huge thanks to the people of Fallin and everyone else for the support our family have received after the sudden passing of our precious boy Noah.
“We are completely overwhelmed with the donations, flowers, comments and messages.
“Not a single comment or message has gone unnoticed. Although nothing will ease the pain and heartache we are feeling, we are truly grateful for the support through this very dark time.”
Members of the public flocked to the comments to send their condolences to the family.
One wrote: “Sleep tight, you were a beautiful gorgeous boy.”
Another said: “Absolutely heartbreaking. My thoughts are with the family at this difficult time. Fly high young man.”
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A third added: “Absolutely devastated to hear of this tragedy, thinking of all the family at this very sad time.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Emergency services attended, however a 14-year-old male youth was pronounced dead at the scene.”
