Frank Angelo Pisano, 83, of Wyoming, Pennsylvania, passed away peacefully at his home. surrounded by his loving family. Born in Pittston, he was the son of the late Angelo and Frances DeSalvo Pisano.

Frank graduated from Pittston Area High School and was a member of St. Barbara Parish. His family-owned Modern Lanes Bowling Alley, where he worked faithfully for many years until the business was sold. He later continued his career with Jack and Jill Ice Cream and then with ADT Security, remaining there until his retirement. Throughout his career Frank was a decorated and an award-winning salesman recognized for his dedication and strong work ethic.  Frank proudly served in the Army Reserves from to 1964 to 1970.

Frank was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Mary Lou Pisano; his parents; and his brothers-in-law Daniel Pace, Donald Pavinski, and William Pace.

He is survived by his daughter Franceen and her husband Jason of Pittston; his grandchildren Luchia Carabetta and her fiancé Danny Varano, Alena Carabetta, and Matteo Carabetta; and his great-granddaughter Francesca.

Frank is also survived by his stepchildren Joseph Jordan and his wife Ann Marie of Bluffton, South Carolina; Denny Jordan and his wife Julie of Summerville, South Carolina; Michael Jordan and his wife Oksana of Delaware; Gary Jordan and his wife Judy of Cranberry Township; and Doreen Zezza and her husband Jerry of Exeter.

His step-grandchildren include Joseph Jordan, Kevin Jordan, Lindsey Gleason, Lauren Jordan, Bryan Jordan, Trevor Jordan, Mikkie Jordan, Mitchell Jordan, Gary Jordan, Cory Jordan, Sonja Jordan, Robert Jordan, Jordan Zezza, Jeremy Zezza, and Aaron Zezza. His step great-grandchildren are Lexi, Alyssa, Jake, Lyla, Clara, Nora, Jordan, Lily Ann, Audrey, Emberlynn, Everleigh, Penny, Rhett, Delana, Jack, & Eric.

Additional survivors include his brother John Pisano and his wife Linda of Plains, his sister-in-law Doreen Pavinski of West Wyoming, his sister-in-law Patricia Pace of West Pittston, and many nieces and nephews.

With heartfelt appreciation, the family thanks Trudi Malecki for the many years of companionship, compassionate care, and steadfast devotion she gave to Frank.

Frank was a devoted grandfather who cherished every moment spent with his grandchildren. He was their most loyal supporter, always cheering them on at their games. Nothing made him prouder than watching his grandchildren succeed.  A lifelong sports enthusiast, Frank was a dedicated Pittsburgh Steelers fan and loved baseball. His love of baseball began early – at just 12 years old, he proudly played in the Little League World Series as a member of the Pittston team. Later in life, Frank owned several racehorses, many of which went on to win major races, a passion that brought him great pride and enjoyment. Whether it was on the baseball field, the racetrack, or cheering on the sidelines, Frank’s competitive spirit and love for the game were a constant throughout his life.

The family extends sincere appreciation to Dr. Joseph Campenella, Wesley Village Rehabilitation, Dr. Valenti, Physician Assistant Julie, Hospice Supervisor Shannon and Hospice of the Sacred Heart for the exceptional care they provided, and to Rachelle Amico for her unwavering support.

Frank was a man with a powerful presence, strong opinions, and a fiery spirit that those who knew him will never forget. A true force to be reckoned with.  While many knew him for his toughness and unmistakable personality, those closest to him knew the truth of his heart – he would do anything for his family. Though his presence will be deeply missed, the strength, loyalty, pride, and love he instilled in his family will live on for generations.

The Funeral will be held on Wednesday March 11th, 2026 at 9:30am from the Howell-Lussi Funeral Home Inc., 509 Wyoming Avenue, West Pittston.  A Mass of Christian Burial will then be held at 10am in Corpus Christi Parish (St. Anhtony of Padua Church) 224 Memorial Street, Exeter with Father Paul McDonnell officiating.   Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Wyoming.  Relatives and Friends may attend a viewing for Frank on Tuesday from 5pm until 8pm at the Funeral Home.

Online condolences can be left at our website at Howellllussi.com.