Donald B. Duncan

1896–1975 (age 79)

Yo-yo champion and entrepreneur

Biography

Donald B. Duncan, born in 1896, rose to prominence as a yo-yo champion and entrepreneur, delighting audiences with masterful tricks and promoting the toy through spirited exhibitions. He paired showmanship with business acumen, turning his passion into a source of inspiration for countless young players.

He died in 1975 and is laid to rest at Barrancas National Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy of playful artistry and entrepreneurial courage. His enthusiasm for the yo-yo continues to encourage others to pursue their own creative ambitions.

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