Alex Luchak, a longtime resident of Happy Valley, Oregon, has died, according to a family-shared obituary post that has drawn condolences from friends, classmates, and former colleagues across the region. His passing has resonated locally, particularly among those who knew him through school, work, and shared community spaces.
Luchak built a career that reflected both adaptability and persistence. He worked in administration and sales marketing at Miles Fiberglass & Composites, and previously held roles in computer analysis and data entry with the Tugman Group. Colleagues describe him as detail-oriented and reliable—someone who “quietly kept things moving behind the scenes,” as one former coworker put it.
Education played a central role in Luchak’s life. He studied business and renewable energy at Clackamas Community College, and later pursued business studies at Oregon State University. Friends say his interest in renewable energy reflected a broader curiosity about practical solutions and long-term impact—an outlook increasingly shared among Oregonians navigating economic and environmental change.
A graduate of Clackamas High School, Luchak was both from and living in Happy Valley, where community members have noted the loss as a reminder of how interconnected local lives can be. “You don’t always see the ripple until someone is gone,” wrote one acquaintance online. “Alex was part of many people’s everyday routines.”
While details surrounding his death were not publicly disclosed, the response underscores a wider truth: lives rooted in steady work, continued learning, and community presence matter deeply. As tributes continue, Luchak is being remembered not for a single headline achievement, but for a life marked by consistency, growth, and quiet contribution—an enduring legacy in the place he called home.
