Alex Lagina, the beloved son of Marty Lagina, has passed away. Alex was widely recognized as a pivotal figure in the popular television series “The Curse of Oak Island,” where he worked alongside his father and uncle, Rick Lagina, to uncover the mysteries of the infamous Oak Island.
His sudden death has left family, friends, and fans in deep sorrow, as they remember a young man who was not only a television personality but also an integral part of a close-knit family and a successful business.
A Life Dedicated to Exploration and Family
Alex Lagina was born into a family deeply passionate about exploration, history, and entrepreneurship. Raised in Michigan, he grew up surrounded by the influence of his father, Marty Lagina, a successful engineer and wine entrepreneur, and his uncle Rick, whose lifelong fascination with Oak Island became the foundation of the television series.
From a young age, Alex exhibited the same curiosity and drive that characterized the Lagina family, making it no surprise that he would eventually join the Oak Island team.
After completing his education, which included a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan, Alex chose to dive into the family’s numerous ventures. He played an active role in his family’s wine business, Mari Vineyards, located in Traverse City, Michigan.
His expertise and passion for engineering and winemaking contributed significantly to the growth and success of the vineyard, making it one of the most respected wineries in the region.
However, it was his involvement in “The Curse of Oak Island” that brought Alex into the public eye. The show, which follows the Lagina brothers’ quest to uncover the legendary treasure said to be buried on Oak Island, Nova Scotia, became a massive hit, captivating audiences around the world.
Alex joined the show, not just as a supporting character, but as an essential member of the team, bringing his engineering skills and youthful energy to the treasure hunt.
