Tributes have been paid to a young Scot who died suddenly three days after Christmas.
Ross Robb, 25, from Dundee was tragically found dead on Tuesday, December 28.
His sister Darcey May paid tribute to her 'amazing' brother and said their family's hearts have been left broken by his passing.
She wrote: "My heart is breaking like all of my brothers family and friends. Ross was amazing he lost so much in his life.
"Still tried to make his little sis happy would never stop worrying about me. I’ll forever cherish the beautiful memories we had as a family!
"My kids adore you and you adored them you where there uncle Ross that sadly got taken from them. I love you brother.
"I want Ross to have the send off he deserves filled with his family and friends.
"Anything would be appreciated at this time I know how hard it is with Christmas. Ross loved Christmas and sadly won’t be spending anymore with his family."
Devastated relatives and friends paid tribute to popular Ross, who was described as 'one in a million'.
Stacey Louise posted: "Thinking of all your family and friends, you really were one in a million even though you were the biggest head nipper.
"Fly high little man."
And Bobby Gibson wrote: "Fly high Ross, can’t get my head round it was only talking to you the other day.
"Stephen will miss his wee bro never stops talking about you."
A fundraiser has been created to help gather cash for Ross' funeral.
The page has so far raised more than £1,000 of the £2,000 target.
Donations to the fundraising page can be made by clicking here.
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