Actor Pat Finn has died at age 60, his family confirmed. He passed away peacefully at his Los Angeles home following a private battle with cancer.
Finn was widely admired not only for his talent, but for the warmth and professionalism he brought to every project. Colleagues remembered him as a generous scene partner and a steady presence on set—someone who elevated material without seeking the spotlight.
He was best known for a recurring role on a long-running ABC family sitcom, where his friendly, dependable character became a familiar and comforting presence for viewers. Beyond that, Finn appeared in numerous television comedies and films, earning a reputation as a reliable and beloved character actor whose performances felt natural and sincere.
Raised in Illinois, Finn developed his comedic skills through stage and improvisational theater, experiences that shaped his understated style and strong timing. He moved easily between television and film throughout his career.
He is survived by his wife and two children, who friends say were the center of his life. While his body of work spans many memorable roles, those who knew him say his lasting legacy lies in his kindness, quiet humor, and the respect he earned from everyone he worked with.
