Through the Paul Walker tribute MTV Awards 2014, it has been proven that his death wouldn't stop people from praising the good deeds which he did when he was still alive. Last Sunday (April 13), the actor was honored twice during the MTV Movie Awards 2014.

He first received a posthumous recognition for the Best On-Screen Duo together with his 'Fast and Furious' co-star Vin Diesel. More than the award, Walker was likewise given a tribute which highlighted his film contributions. The Paul Walker tribute MTV Awards 2014 was led by Jordana Brewster.

 "'I'm always going to be here for you even when you tell me to go'. That's who Paul Walker was. The world saw his magic on screen. The world saw his philanthropic endeavours. Yet, I wish the world could have seen how special a brother he was," said Diesel who was likewise Walker's close friend.

Brewster describes Paul Walker's death as "shocking" and continued the tribute with heartfelt words:  "He was so, so special. I was lucky enough to work with him over the last 15 years and witness the generosity of his heart every day I was with him. He was humble, he thought about others. Whether you knew Paul for five minutes or a close friend, he made you feel like the most important person in the world.

"For Paul, every day was an adventure to be tackled and he wanted to make a difference in this world. Whether he was tagging great white sharks for research or helping victims of natural disasters through his organization Reach Out Worldwide, Paul's kindness was pure. He never asked for credit or glory. He was just a really good guy. His charm, wit, spirit and his beautiful smile will live because he will always be in our hearts and he will remain an inspiration to live life to the fullest," she added.

The Paul Walker tribute MTV Awards 2014 ended with a quote from the 'Into the Blue' actor: "When you put good will out there it's amazing what can be accomplished."

Walker died in November 30, 2013 because of a car crash which likewise took the life of his friend and charity work partner Roger Rodas. A few weeks ago, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department said that the accident wasn't caused by a mechanical failure but by speeding alone.