James Dwyer

I knew Jim from high school days and a bunch of us used to mingle, drink a little beer and joke about our schools. (Jim went to Bro. Rice, I went to Mendel). We later worked together in CPD/Narcotics Sect. We laughed every night, Jim was a fine man and I miss him. REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND!

I Was sad to learn of Jim's passing. We were close pals in Brother Rice and college, but drifted to jobs strewn far apart. 'Dwy' was a class guy in all regards and a memory positive for many.

Mary, Gail and Joan, I just found out about jim in the BR alumni news. I am so saddened. Although we had grown apart over the years, my affection for him remained the same. He was one of my best friends the last 2 yrs of HS and college. What a great guy! We'll miss you "DWY"

Deepest sympathies to the Dwyer family.

Mary Agnes, Pat, Amy and Clare, I was in shock when we learned of Jim's death. I worked the street with him a few times at Area #2 until we both retired to a desk job. He was a great guy and his love of Basketball consumed him. I will always remember him helping coach at St. Barnabas when they had one of the best grade school teams I have ever had the pleasure to watch. He will be missed by all who knew him. You have our deepest sympathy.

Jim and Janice LOTITO Chandler AZ.

Heartfelt and prayerful condolences from the Chicago Police Chaplains. Jim will be remembered at the Police Mass on Sunday, 28 APR, 11:00 a.m., at Mercy Home - 1140 W. Jackson Blvd. In the meantime, may family and friends know the healing touch of our all-loving, all-merciful God! [Police Chaplains Ministry: www.ChicagoPCM.org or 312/738-7588]

DEAR MARY AND FAMILY, JIM WILL TRULY BE MISSED AT BARCUS PHARMACY. (I HAVE KNOWN HIM FOR A LONG TIME.(LINDA). HIS SARCASTIC PERSONALITY MADE HIM SO UNIQUE, TO ALL OUR STAFF. HE ALWAYS TALKED TO US ABOUT HIS FAMILY. TRULY A GREAT HUSBAND, FATHER AND GRANDPA. GOD BLESS JIM AND MAKE HIM BE AT PEACE. THE STAFF AT BARCUS PHARMACY, SANDY, ART, LINDA, ANITA, ADAM, AILIN, TINA.

I've known Jim since high school(well over forty years) and then we partnered up in the CPD/Narcotics Unit. He really made me laugh with that crazy sense of humor, and laugh. Jim, you'll be sorely missed, but always remembered by your friends.

Mr.Dwyer sounds like a loving gentleman who will be dearly missed.Cherish your fond memories.Draw strength from God thru prayer in the days ahead.