Australian boy Jye Sheehan, a victim of the Hillcrest Primary School tragedy, was farewelled on Dec. 24 by loved ones in Devonport, Tasmania. The 12-year-old was one of six children who died after a freak gust of wind lifted the jumping castle 10 metres (30 feet) into the air during end of year school celebrations on Dec. 16. He was remembered as the “funnyman of the class” with a happy smile who had a love for soccer and idolised Lionel Messi. “He even made sure that he ate veggies, salad, and fruit to improve his soccer fitness,” the funeral celebrant said. “He loved to learn and was a sponge for knowledge. He was super proud of his learning and would always share with anyone who would listen. You will be forever loved. Forever missed.” Sheehan’s father, Glen, was unable to attend the funeral due to his own tragedy. He is …