Actor Linked to The Middle, Friends, Seinfeld Dies at 60
Pat Finn, a respected television and film performer, has passed away at age 60 after a private battle with cancer. His family confirmed he died peacefully at his Los Angeles home, prompting an outpouring of tributes from colleagues who cherished his talent and kindness.
Audiences will best remember him for his recurring role as a friendly and dependable neighbor on a long-running ABC family sitcom. His warm and humorous presence became a beloved part of the series over multiple seasons.
Beyond that signature role, he was a familiar face across numerous popular television comedies. This made him a trusted and recognizable figure to generations of viewers.
Raised in Illinois, he developed an early passion for comedy. He honed his craft through improv and stage work, which shaped his career marked by natural timing and character-driven humor.
His career also included several feature film roles, allowing him to balance his steady television work with appearances on the big screen.
He is survived by his wife and two children, who were the center of his life. Friends and co-workers described him as generous, grounded, and quietly funny—a person who brought joy to every set.
While he leaves behind a catalog of recognizable performances, his most enduring legacy is the genuine warmth he shared, both through his on-screen characters and with all who knew him personally.
