Donald Joseph Evancho of North Huntingdon, PA (affectionately known as “Duke”), peacefully passed away on May 4, 2022, in the comfort of his home surrounded by his loving and supportive family. He was born April 22, 1935 in Braddock, PA, the son of the late Irene Latzy and Joseph Evancho. He is survived by his best friend and adoring wife of 62 years, Maryann Evancho and their seven children Lisa Evancho (preceding him in death, 1959-1973), Sharon Farmer (Barry Farmer) Daniel Evancho (Denise Lang), Donald M. Evancho, Carolyn Olsakovasky (Larry Olsakovasky), Doug Evancho (Andrea Vadas), Stephanie Evancho, and his thirteen grandchildren , and two great grandchildren, and his sister Justine Mehalik (Joseph Mehalik). After graduating from Braddock High School in 1952, Don proudly served his country as a United States Marine. Soon after meeting the love of his life, Maryann Schonbachler, they started their family which Don considered to be his greatest accomplishment, his legacy, and his most cherished blessing. Don made his career as a Senior Account Executive for Moore Business Forms and Systems. He was the winner of the company’s Achievement Club Award on numerous occasions. The Achievement Club awarded Don and Maryann multiple trips all over the world. During the summer, Don enjoyed vacationing at the family’s cottage in Myrtle Beach, SC. When not vacationing, he savored the time spent in the pool, playing cornhole, horseshoes, and cooking on the grill for his family. Don treasured his beloved “black & gold” and has never missed watching a Steelers game since the early 1970’s. Along with being an avid racquetball player, he loved golfing with his sons and his friends. Shining moments in Don’s life include bowling a perfect 300 game and shooting 2 holes in 1 in his Jacktown Acres golf league. Don was a member of The Norwin Elks, The Irwin Moose, The American Legion Post 472, Jacktown Ride and Hunt Club, and Lincoln Hills Country Club. His favorite activity of late was Friday night Euchre games partnered with his wife, Maryann against his sons, Dan and Don. Their friendly wagers had him anxiously anticipating Friday nights where he and Maryann consistently reigned as “The Euchre King and Queen”. His family cherished every moment spent with him and will continue to keep his memory alive laughing through tears and reminiscing on the many precious moments that were made possible by him. Visitation will be held Monday 2-4 and 6-8pm at Ott Funeral Home Inc., 805 Pennsylvania Avenue, Irwin. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday at 930 am at Immaculate Conception Church due to the renovation at St. Agnes Church. Parting prayers will be held in the funeral home at 9 am. Interment will follow in Immaculate Conception Cemetery.