Waymond Lee, greatest recognized for his position in Comedy Central’s “Workaholics,” has died. He was 72.

TMZ was the primary to report the information and acquired affirmation of Waymond Lee’s passing by way of his spouse, Diane Lee, and his sister, Norine Lee. The actor died Dec. 18 after a protracted battle with ALS, in any other case referred to as Lou Gerigs Illness, a nervous system affliction that breaks down the nerves within the physique, inflicting the muscle tissue to weaken.

Lee was first recognized with a mind illness in October however testing earlier this month revealed it was ALS.

Waymond Lee appeared in 44 episodes of the Emmy-nominated comedy “Workaholics” as Waymond, an typically silent and unassuming co-worker of the present’s fundamental trio of odd-ball roommates. The office sitcom ran for 86 episodes from 2011-2017, and adopted three southern Californian slackers performed by Blake Anderson, Adam Devine and Anders Holm, who, as a collective, have been waggishly labeled the “Workaholics.”

In line with TMZ, Waymond Lee’s household described him as a “sentimental individual” with a mushy coronary heart who by no means overtly complained about working lengthy hours.

Along with starring in “Workaholics,” Waymond Lee had uncredited appearances in “All the pieces In all places All at As soon as,” “Bullet Prepare,” “The Cleansing Woman,” “Superstore,” “The Laundromat,” “American Bistro,” “The Home,” “Different Individuals,” “Shameless,” “It’s At all times Sunny in Philadelphia,” “How I Met Your Mom,” “Dexter,” “Gray’s Anatomy,” “Iron Man 2,” “Angels & Demons” and “Bones,” together with his position as Senator Yinui in “Veep.”

Waymond Lee is survived by his spouse, Diane Lee, and his sister, Norine Lee.