According to his official death certificate obtained by PEOPLE, The Middle alum’s death was a result of malignant neoplasm of ...

An official cause of death has been disclosed for Pat Finn, the actor and comedian known for his work on TV series like 'The ...

Veteran comedic actor Pat Finn -- who starred in sitcoms like "The Middle" and "The George Wendt Show" -- died from bladder ...

Pat Finn stands in front of a step and repeat celebrating The Middle's 200th episode - Paul Archuleta/Getty Images Pat Finn, an actor best known for roles like Bill Norwood on "The Middle," died Dec.

Actor Pat Finn has died at age 60 following a battle with bladder cancer, the New York Post confirmed Wednesday. Finn got his start in comedy alongside Chris Farley, as the two both attended Marquette ...

Liza Esquibias is a Writer-Reporter on the TV team at PEOPLE. She was previously an Editorial Intern and News Writer. Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic Pat Finn has died at the age of 60 after a battle with ...

Pat Finn, best known for his role as Bill Norwood in " The Middle," has died. He was 60. The actor died on Monday after a battle with cancer, a source close to the family confirmed to Fox News Digital ...

He earned numerous sitcom and comedy credits including 'Seinfeld,' 'Friends' and 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' alongside three decades of improv performance. By Abbey White Pat Finn, a veteran sitcom star ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Pat Finn, a comedy actor who appeared in TV shows such as “The Middle,” “Seinfeld,” “Friends” and “Murphy Brown,” ...

Pat Finn, an actor best known for roles like Bill Norwood on "The Middle," died Dec. 22 at home in Los Angeles. He was 60. Variety reports that Finn was diagnosed with bladder cancer years ago. In a ...

Pat Finn, who starred in “The Middle,” “Friends,” “Seinfeld” and more hit TV programs, has died after a cancer battle. He was 60. Finn passed away Monday at 10:30 p.m., a rep for the star confirmed to ...

Finn, originally from Evanston, Illinois, was a member of the Second City Theater in Chicago before landing his first regular supporting TV role in “The George Wendt Show” in 1995.