The entertainment world is in mourning for the sad death of actor Pat Finn, who passed away in Los Angeles at age 60.

The actor, who is remembered for his roles in projects such as Pat Finn, known for his roles in 'Friends' and 'The Middle,' passed away on December 22nd after a long battle with cancer. The news of his death was confirmed by people close to the late actor, who suffered from bladder cancer. "Pat fought a courageous battle with cancer for the last few years. We know heaven will be celebrating with Pat Finn's arrival," a family member said in a statement sent to Fox News Digital. The statement also detailed that the actor fought the disease until the very end for his family. “His life and legacy will live on through his beautiful family, including his wife Donna and his three children, Cassidy, Caitlin, and Ryan, and the thousands of friends and family members he touched,” the statement concluded. In addition to this statement, the family posted another on social media, asking for respect during this difficult time. "We are certain that Pat's dear friends and fellow Chicago Bears legends Chris Farley, George Wendt, and Mike Hagerty are saving him a couch seat to watch his beloved Bears. The family asks for privacy at this time," reads an excerpt from the lengthy statement they shared on social media on Christmas Eve. Who was Pat Finn? Pat Finn was born on July 31, 1965, in Evanston, Illinois, although he grew up in Wilmette. In addition to his passion for acting and comedy, Pat was also known for his love of the Chicago Bears of the NFL and for rugby, a sport he played during his time as a student at Marquette University. His acting career began in the early 1990s. Where he had the opportunity to participate in various series and films.

He is mainly remembered for his role as Bill Norwood in the series 'The Middle', but also for his special appearance in the series 'Friends', where he played Dr. Roger.