Friends and family of much-loved radio presenter Stephen Clements are asking people to light a candle at 7pm on Thursday in his memory.
January 6 marks two years since since the adored BBC and former Q Radio presenter died aged 47.
A post from the Stephen Clements Foundation said: "Tomorrow [Thursday] marks the second anniversary since Stephen Clements left us. Our hearts are broken and he is missed so much every day.
"In loving memory, we are asking you to light a candle at 7pm tomorrow
"Take a moment to reflect and a moment to remember him
"Think of Stephen, the laughs, and all the memories. Together, we can make sure his legacy lives on.
"He was a shining light, that will shine bright forever."
Back in June, a memorial bench nicknamed the ‘Stevie bench’ on the Castle Green at Carrickfergus Castle was unveiled in Stephen's memory.
Speaking to Belfast Live at the time, his brother Gavin said: "Since Stephen died, because we're non-religious, there's no burial site as such so there's nowhere for people to visit.
"So, we thought this buddy bench would be a perfect place for people to go and maybe just sit down and have a chat with their loved ones or sit and remember Stephen."
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