The grief-stricken girlfriend of a British student killed in the Alps plane tragedy has revealed a poignant last photo of the young couple together . Anneli Tiirik took to Facebook to post the image of her final morning with Paul Bramley , 28 . Alongside , she wrote : ‘ Last morning with my love , my best friend , my protector , my prince. ’ The photo emerged as Mr Bramley ’ s father made an emotional appeal for the 150 dead not to be forgotten and demanded airlines be more ‘ transparent ’ . Scroll down for video . Anneli Tiirik took to Facebook to post the image of her final morning with Paul Bramley . Alongside , she wrote : ‘ Last morning with my love , my best friend , my protector , my prince ' . Above , the couple in a previous photo . Yesterday , a distraught Philip Bramley visited the monument erected near where the Germanwings Flight 9525 crashed . His son was one of three Britons who lost their lives . Fighting back tears in Digne , close to where his son perished on Tuesday , Mr Bramley said : ‘ What is relevant is that it should never happen again ; my son and everyone on that plane should not be forgotten , ever . I don ’ t want it to be forgotten , ever. ’ He added : ‘ I believe the airlines should be more transparent and our finest pilots looked after properly . We put our lives and our children ’ s lives in their hands . ' I want to see this cloud over this town lifted and the natural beauty be restored and not to be remembered by the action of a single person. ’ Many people took to Facebook to offer Ms Tiirik condolences in response to the photo she posted , with one friend saying ‘ he was the best guy you could ever meet ’ . Emotional appeal : Philip Bramley , whose 28-year-old son Paul ( seen in the photograph ) was one of three Britons on board the ill-fated Airbus A320 , said the 150 who lost their lives should 'not be forgotten ' Grief : Speaking at a memorial near the crash site in the French Alps , Mr Bramley ( centre ) fought back his tears as he talked about his son , who was returning from a short holiday in Barcelona on the doomed flight . Tribute : Paul Bramley told Sky News that co-pilot Andreas Lubitz was 'ill ' and his motivation for deliberately downing the plane was 'irrelevant ' . Above , Mr Bramley holds a photo of his son at the victims ' memorial . Ms Tiirik , who is from Estonia , replied : ‘ Thank you ! He was . It is a big loss for everyone . How it can [ sic ] be that the most lively and positive person there ever was can be taken from us in this way ... I just don ’ t understand. ’ Mr Bramley , from Hull , was studying hospitality and hotel management in Lucerne , Switzerland , where he was about to start an internship after travelling with Ms Tiirik . He had been to Barcelona after completing his first term of college for a few days ’ holiday with friends . Mr Bramley was flying back to the UK via Dusseldorf to see his family .
British student Bramley , 28 , was one of the 150 victims of the crash . His grief-stricken girlfriend today revealed poignant last photo together . Emerged as his father made emotional appeal for dead not to be forgotten .