THE grieving family of a boy who was killed when a slide fell on him has remembered the six-year-old as "being the last one ready for school in the morning" and "the highest one up the tree".
Max Redden died on October 26 when an unsecured slippery dip tipped on him at a rural park at Farrell Flat, about 20km west of Clare, in South Australia.
It happened during a gathering of families at the Mintaro Tennis Club.
Max's distressed family has not spoken publicly about his death, but they remembered him in personal notices placed in The Advertiser on the weekend.
His parents Tom and Jessica, who have three other children, said it had been an absolute joy and privilege to watch "our little Maxy boy" grow during his six-and-a-half fun-filled years.
"We will miss your cheeky smile, your non-stop energy, being that last one ready for school in the morning or the highest one up the tree.
"We have so many special memories that we will hold close and you will live on in our hearts forever."
Notices from other family members and friends included one which said described him as living every day "to the Max", just like his name.
Police are preparing a report for the coroner.
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