Jesse Hall is being remembered by family and friends for his “heart and soul”

A popular young teenager lost to a crash earlier in the week is being remembered as a devoted twin brother and for his adventurous streak. Read his family’s tribute to their beloved son.

Jesse Hall (left) pictured with his father Steve and twin brother Kyle. Picture: Supplied by the family.

Jesse Hall is being remembered for being a devoted twin brother and beautiful, kind teenager who loved an adventure – and anything with wheels.

His parents Melissa and Steve, who shared custody of Jesse and his twin brother Kyle are devastated at his sudden and unexpected death after an accident on a friend’s moped at Austins Ferry.

Steve said the family knew on the day of the accident, Friday April 11, that Jesse’s injuries were so serious he would not recover.

He always wore a helmet but on the day of the accident he went without it because he hadn’t taken it with him to school.

His parents say Jesse’s condition was irreversible and he died from his extensive injuries.

Jesse Hall 13 a pillion passenger on a moped that crashed on Main Rd Austins Ferry on April 11. Picture: Supplied by the family.

Jesse Hall 13 always happy behind the wheel. Picture: Supplied by family.

They say Jesse was a “very happy” teenager who this year had excelled at Cosgrove High School where he was in year 8.

“He loved riding his push bike but mainly was obsessed with anything with a motor.

“He did love school especially the past few months where we were getting phone calls from the teachers saying how well he was going in class on a weekly basis.

“Jess was a beautiful, bright, kind boy. He loved life and hanging with his mates.

“He had a funny sense of humour and always a sense of fun and adventure.”

Jesse loved playing soccer and basketball and had enjoyed karate some time ago and also was a great runner.

The Hall twins in their primary school days. Picture: Supplied by the family.

He and his twin Kyle were inseparable.

“Jesse didn’t need any mates, he just had his brother there and they just did everything together.

“You wouldn’t see them separated.”

Jesse was not a fan of rules but Steve says he was finally “getting around to obeying them”.

He was undecided about what he wanted to do when he left school but Steve and Melissa are in no doubt it would have involved working with a motor and earning lots of money.

As well as Kyle, Jesse had older siblings Tyren and Montana, half brother Liam and step siblings Noah, Belle and Zara.

They say Jesse was their “light, heart and soul”.

A GoFundMe has been set up by his step-aunt Kristy Charlton to help pay for his funeral.

To donate go to: https://www.gofundme.com/f/agqmkr-family-cost

Jesse Hall.