A tribute has been released on behalf of the friends and family of Amir Shafique, 22, who was murdered in Aylesbury over a small disagreement.
Amir had fallen out with Nasim Khan, 24, of Rusking Way, and had agreed to meet to sort out their differences at Lembrook Walk in Aylesbury.
Khan has now been given a life sentence, along with Charlie Irwin, 23, of Radnor End, for murdering Amir.
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Irwin was sentenced to life in jail with a minimum term of 21 years, and Khan was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years after an investigation by Thames Valley Police.
Three men found guilty of the manslaughter of Amir at Reading Crown Court last year have also been jailed.
Another Aylesbury man - Mohammed Wasim, 20, of Thrasher Road - was sent to prison for 10 years, while Ishmael Shah, 24, of Cotterills Lane, Birmingham faces nine years in jail.
Bertie Turvey, 22, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to jail for seven years.
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Amir's "best friend, brother and companion" Afzaal Hussain wrote a tribute on behalf of Amir's friends and family, which was released on Sunday (January 23).
It read: "Amir was a happy, popular and honourable member of the community. His death has left so many people mortified and in emotional turmoil.
"For anyone who met Amir, the first thing they noticed was his infectious smile. His smile left an imprint on anyone who met him.
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"Amir's smile is what drew you closer to him and his personality is what made you adore him and his kind and caring nature is what made you love him.
"Amir was a giant spark of energy who would make everyone laugh. It breaks my heart when I stop and think about what happened to you.
"It doesn't matter how much time passes, Amir, your love will stay with us forever. We all miss you every minute of every day and will never truly understand how this has happened.
"Amir has left behind friends who adored him, brothers who miss him and parents who loved him.
"Amir's death has had an effect on all of us, physically, emotionally and mentally. Amir, your loss is something which we will never recover from and we all pray for you every single day. I have plans to create a legacy for you that will never die.
"Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un. Amir Shafique, forever in our hearts wherever we go."
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