Prince Alexis Obolensky

1915–1986 (age 71)

Polo Player/Businessman

Biography

Prince Alexis Obolensky brought elegance, athleticism, and entrepreneurial spirit to every chapter of his life. Whether riding across the polo field or leading ventures with integrity, he demonstrated a passion for excellence balanced by generosity and charm.

He is remembered for fostering camaraderie, for his adventurous heart, and for the many lives he touched with kindness. His legacy endures in the friendships and accomplishments that celebrated his unique presence.

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