Liam’s childhood memories of Paul
Liam grew up as the youngest of four children, with two older sisters, along with his eldest brother, Paul.
"Paul was a typical big brother," recalls Liam.
"He was always the one with the tidy room, his Lego's were always perfectly displayed – if anyone went into his room it was like World War three!
"One of the amazing memories I have comes from when I was really into my fashion - he loved coming round and asking what he should wear for when he was going out – we shared clothes and everything."
Life with a relative serving in the Army
In 2002, Paul enlisted in the British Army and joined the Queen's Dragoon Guards.
After excelling during his basic training, he went on to complete tours of Afghanistan and Iraq.
By 2006, Paul was married and had three young children.
"We would see them every four or five months, and then at Christmas or other special occasions," says Liam.
"I still lived with our mum, so I always knew when she was upset.
"I remember there being a worry in the house but at the time I couldn't always put my finger on why. Looking back, I know it was because Paul was away. He was her firstborn, so it was stressful."
