Surf Legend Twon Lagley’s Family Mourns His Death, With His Father Anthony And Brother Ray Left To Carry On His Memory
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Published May 15, 2026
Surf Legend Twon Lagley’s Family Mourns His Death, With His Father Anthony And Brother Ray Left To Carry On His Memory
Rest In Peace, Twon Langley
May 29, 2026
This article was last updated by Manoj Gadtaula on May 29, 2026
The coastal town of Pawleys Island, South Carolina, is mourning the loss of one of its brightest stars, Antwoine “Twon” Langley, a beloved surf legend whose infectious smile and kind heart touched countless lives.
Twon, a cherished member of the community, recently passed away, leaving a legacy of passion and positivity.
Though the cause of his death is unknown, Twon’s influence on the surfing community and his loved ones is unmistakable, celebrating his remarkable life and journey.
Born and raised in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, Antwoine “Twon” Langley grew up under the care of his father, Anthony Langley, alongside his brother, Ray Langley.
From a young age, Twon was drawn to the ocean, its waves calling to him as naturally as the sandy shores of his hometown.
Pawleys Island, known for its serene beaches and laid-back charm, was the perfect backdrop for Twon to discover his love for surfing—a passion that would define his life.
Twon attended Waccamaw High School, where he graduated in 2010.
Twon, playing football at Waccamaw High School (Source: Facebook)A natural athlete, he excelled on the football field as a wide receiver and defensive back for the Waccamaw Warriors,
His agility and determination on the field showed the skills he would later use in the waves.
However, it was his warmth and ability to connect with others that made him stand out in school and the community.
Twon Started His Journey To Surf Legend At 15, Driven By A Desire For New Experiences
Tired of the bruises and scrapes from skateboarding, where he was talented enough to earn sponsorships, Twon turned to the ocean.
His skateboarding skills helped him surf, letting him carve through waves with the same finesse.
This change began Town’s remarkable career. His talent caught the attention of , a Southern California surf and clothing brand known for innovation and inclusion.
His presence in the water was magnetic, but what set him apart was his ability to inspire others.
In 2026, Twon travelled to Huntington Beach, California, to participate in “A Great Day in the Stoke,” an event celebrating Black surfers.
He spoke candidly about his experiences, noting that he rarely saw other Black people in the water.
He said-:
“It wasn’t like it bothered me, but you definitely get the ‘eye’ out there.”
ViaYet, Twon’s love for surfing transcended any challenges, and his participation in events like these helped pave the way for greater diversity in the sport.
Twon was skilled in the waves and was also a creative person who enjoyed connecting with others.
With and over 400 on Facebook, he shares short clips and videos that show his adventures in surfing, skateboarding, and time spent with friends.
Twon’s posts exuded joy, showcasing his love for singing and surfing. His vibrant spirit shone through in every song and his signature grin.
Just days before his passing, on May 22, 2026, Twon posted a video addressing a troubling message he received in his DMs.
In the clip, he expressed shock and disbelief that someone had asked if he was suicidal or planning to harm himself.
“Dude, there’s no way you guys are gonna believe this, Someone in my DM literally messaged me and asked me if I was suicidal. Am I gonna kill my friend? Dude, what? That’s what his thoughts are.”
ViaThe video showed Twon’s strength and his ability to handle negativity with dignity, highlighting his strong character.
His Influence Went Beyond Surfing As He Was A Friend, Brother, And A Source Of Light To Those Who Knew Him
Surf The Earth, a community that embraced Twon from the age of 15, announced his passing with a heartfelt tribute:
Friends and community members flooded social media with memories of Twon, each post painting a picture of a man who lived fully and loved deeply.
Lindsay DeCaro Stewart wrote,
“Twon was everyone’s friend, so this is a loss that touches the entire Island and beyond. We knew your heart, your laughter, the mischief and milestones. We watched you grow, saw your dreams unfold, and celebrated every victory and smile you shared.
The light, the laughter, and the love Twon gave so freely were reflections of the values instilled in him by his incredible family. If everyone carried the kind of heart he did, the world would be a far better place.
Rest easy, my friend. I hope you’re surfing the biggest waves and skating the smoothest pavement. Love you and miss you always, Twonny. 🤍🙏🏽”
Samuel Plexico recalled,
Hernandez Jesus called him a brother, saying,
Town Langley’s passing has left a huge loss in Pawleys Island and the surfing community. His parents raised him to be kind and passionate, inspiring everyone he met.
Though the cause of his death is private, the love and memories shared by those who knew him highlight the impact he made in his brief life.
As we reflect on Twon’s legacy, we are reminded of the power of living authentically and loving generously.
Rest In Peace, Twon Langley
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