A GoFundMe has been created for Santa Clarita business owner Danny Luh who died last week, according to family members.

A GoFundMe has been created for Santa Clarita business owner Danny Luh who died last week, according to family members.

Luh was the founder and CEO of Cosmic Sales, a computer hardware store located in Valencia. The store operated for 22 years. Luh was also a host for the BalaCore Fitness Hour on KHTS Radio since 2014.

He graduated from Granada Hills Senior High School, and attended Cal State Northridge (CSUN) for his college career. Luh also just celebrated a birthday on December 23rd, according to his Facebook page.

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Luh leaves behind two children, son Derek and daughter Delaney, both of who are to take on the responsibility of providing a proper send-off for their late father.

In an effort to give back to the family, a GoFundMe account has been set up to help raise funds for the funeral. All proceeds go towards the financial obligation, unpaid debts, and funeral expenses left to the Luh family.

Friends and family remember Luh as being a caring person who was always looking to help those in need.

“I’ve known Danny Luh for years,” said Joe Messina, a member of the William S. Hart Union High School District’s governing board. “Danny was always ready to help me (or) help a family in need in town.”

“He also helped me at the school district when we needed computers for special projects,” Messina said. “And loaned me laptop computers to use at the senior center, so we could teach them how to be secure on the Internet. Danny will be missed.”

As of Friday afternoon, the page has raised over $2,400 by 33 people. Click here to donate.

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