West Mifflin Baseball Coach Joe Dimarco Passed Away At 38, Leaving Behind His Wife And Two Kids
Renowned for his integrity and team spirit, Joe was a guiding force both on and off the field.
July 22, 2026
This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on July 22, 2026
Joe DiMarco, the cherished head coach of Monstars, tragically passed away on Saturday, May 24, 2026. He shared 13 years of devoted love with his wife, Julie DiMarco Moore.
Their family, consisting of two sons, Luca and Giovanni, embodied the joy and energy of a household filled with laughter and warmth.
Joe Dimarco with his wife and two kids. (Source: GoFundMe)Joe embodied the essence of a passionate coach, inspiring young athletes through his leadership and infectious enthusiasm.
Beyond coaching, he contributed to the Pepsi-Cola Company, where his reliability and teamwork earned widespread respect.
His zest for life shone brightly—whether savoring pizza or sharing playful banter in group chats, Joe’s humor and kindness touched everyone around him.
His legacy as a mentor and friend will resonate forever in the hearts of those he guided.
Devastated by his sudden departure, the baseball world mourns the loss of a man whose presence brought light to every corner he touched. His memory lives on through the achievements of his players and the love of his family.
In memory of Joe, the Monstars organization extends deepest condolences to Julie and their sons Luca and Gio.
Family and Community Grieve Together
At 38, Joseph Anthony DiMarco left behind a legacy of devotion—to his wife, children, and the countless lives he shaped.
As the son of Darlene DiMarco, Joe cherished his roots and the bonds that defined his journey.
Though preceded by his father Rolando and grandparents Joseph & Theresa Garcia and Antonio & Costanza DiMarco, Joe’s greatest joys were his family and the boys he coached.
He found purpose in nurturing young talent, believing deeply in their potential to thrive beyond the diamond.
His relationships extended to in-laws Erin Moore and niece Viviana, enriching his life with warmth and connection. He was a steadfast friend to Michael Spataro and Megan, becoming a godfather to their daughter Avery.
Joe lived with intensity—loving fiercely, working diligently, and leaving an imprint that transcends time.
His absence creates a void, yet his spirit endures in every smile of his sons, every cheer from the baseball field, and every life he uplifted.
Funerals were held May 28–29, 2026, at George Irvin Green Funeral Home, followed by a peaceful resting at Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh. Rest in Peace, Coach Joe.
The Monstars Travel Baseball Organization Honors Coach Joe Through Community Support
The team rallied to support Joe’s family, launching a fundraiser to ease their burden during this heartbreaking chapter. Their dedication reflects the profound impact Joe had on all who knew him.
With heartfelt consent, we’ve established a GoFundMe campaign to provide relief. Though contributions vary, every effort matters. Share this initiative widely—your support means the world to Julie, Luca, Gio, and all who cherished Joe.
Joe was more than a coach; he was a pillar of loyalty, compassion, and inspiration. His family stands united, grateful for the love that surrounds them.
Though his physical presence is gone, his influence thrives in each life he transformed. The Monstars’ $20,000 goal is nearly met, thanks to 186 generous donors. Every dollar brings hope, every share spreads comfort.
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