Finn, Edward (Ed) John Jr., 62 of Cohasset passed away on December 1, 2022 at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, MA. Ed was preceded in death by his parents Edward John Finn Sr. and Jean Carberry Finn of Duxbury, MA. He is survived by his wife Courtney and daughters Piper and Logan. He was the brother to Jennifer, Leslie, Jean, and Daniel, and uncle to many nieces, and nephews. He also leaves behind countless cherished friends, team, and crewmates. Ed was born and raised in Norwood, MA and graduated from Norwood High School in 1979. He was a member of the Varsity Soccer team and captain of the 1979 varsity ice hockey team that went on to the state quarter finals in the Boston Garden. He earned the Division I High School leading scorer in the state senior year and Comeback Player of the Year after missing his sophomore and junior seasons to injury. Ed continued his hockey career at Williams College playing varsity all four years and being named MVP his senior year. Shortly after graduating from college, he relocated to the mid-Atlantic to start his career in software technology sales in Northern Virginia. At the same time, he began racing sailboats in Annapolis, MD participating in numerous inshore and offshore regattas including the Governor's Cup, Annapolis to Bermuda race competing on a J-30, as well as the Edgartown Regatta, New York Yacht Club cruise series, the Heineken Regatta in St. Maarten, and Figawi (Hyannis to Nantucket). He was also a civilian sailing coach at the United States Naval Academy. His sailing experience included campaigns on 12-meters, IOR, the one-ton Air Mail, Farr 40 Das Boot, J-30 Valkyrie, Concordia 46 Dancer, Baltic 43 Dancer, and crewed for Dennis Connor on Odyssey, a Swan 56, during Block Island Race Week. In addition, he enjoyed sailing throughout New England on his family's sailboat, Diva, a C+C 44, cruising between Marion, Buzzards Bay, Hyannis, Newport, Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth Islands and Nantucket. Ed embraced all aspects of fatherhood teaching his daughters how to play youth sports that included field hockey, lacrosse, tennis, hockey, sailing, skiing, in addition to teaching them to drive. He and Courtney loved taking their family to New Hampshire to ski at Waterville Valley, Loon Mountain, and trips out west. He also enjoyed going to the cape and islands in the summer with friends and family. He was always a welcome sight running and walking his loop around Little Harbor and isle five of his local Stop & Shop. It would be remiss without mentioning his beloved golden retriever companion Grady. Till we meet again!! A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, January 7th at 2pm at Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church in Cohasset, MA