‘Actor Pat Finn of “The Middle” Dies at 60 After Cancer Battle’
Veteran comedian Pat Finn, known for his role in “The Middle,” died at the age of 60 after a courageous battle with cancer. His family confirmed his passing on December 24, 2025, at his Los Angeles home, surrounded by loved ones.
Career Highlights of Pat Finn
Pat Finn’s career spanned several decades in Hollywood, where he became a celebrated actor. His notable performances include:
- Bill Norwood on “The Middle” (2011–2018)
- Joe Mayo on “Seinfeld”
- Dan Coleman on “The George Wendt Show”
- Phil Jr. on “Murphy Brown”
Finn began his journey in entertainment alongside his friend Chris Farley, whom he met during their time at Marquette University. The two shared a passion for comedy and were roommates in Chicago while performing with the Second City comedy troupe.
Tributes and Memories
Following his death, many colleagues and friends expressed their condolences online. Comedian Jeff Dye shared heartfelt memories, emphasizing Finn’s unique sense of humor and friendship.
Cancer Diagnosis
While specific details about Finn’s cancer were not publicly disclosed, it has been reported that he had been battling bladder cancer for several years. Despite his health struggles, he remained active in his career up until his passing.
Survived by Family
Pat Finn is survived by his wife, Donna, whom he married in 1990, and their three children. His legacy in comedy and the warmth he brought to those around him will always be remembered.
