His family called the father of two a “warrior” and a “hero.”
Luke died on August 2 at home in the company of his loved ones, according to his wife Beckey.
Luke had joked with his fans three weeks before that he was still “alive and kicking.”

Via his YouTube channel, I Will Not Be Defeated, this brave and amazing Grimsby man told his tale to people all over the world.
He was found to have a fourth-stage leiomyosarcoma in August 2022.
This incredibly uncommon disease forms in the smooth muscles and makes up only 0.17 percent of all cancer cases that are discovered each year.

Luke was only expected to live for a year, but he beat the odds by going through multiple rounds of chemotherapy.
Luke’s oncologist told him in October of last year that he probably only had a few months to live. Again, he surpassed his own expectations.