JAMES-OLIVIERI-Obituary

JAMES OLIVIERI

Lincoln, Massachusetts

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Olivieri, James Of Lincoln, MA & formerly Somerville, MA, passed away peacefully of natural causes on 26th of July, 2014 at the Taunton Nursing home, together again with his deceased wife and childhood sweet heart, Dorothy. Mr. Olivieri was a World War II 4th Division U.S. Marine Corps...

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I was an undergrad at MIT, graduating in 1976. Due to an undergraduate hacking exploit that will go unelaborated here, I was summoned to his office during my sophomore year. The Chief chatted with me and gently warned me to "take it easy". Good advise which I took. That was exactly 50 years ago. Chief Olivieri really cared about the students under his watch and was universally respected on campus. Thanks, Chief!

Very sorry to hear about Jim's passing. The campus law enforcement profession has seen many advancements due in great part to Jim's vision and example. Always willing to share and guide, reminding us of the importance of best practices and learning from the experiences of fellow chiefs and directors. We have all benefited from Jim's leadership. Rest in peace.
John M King
Director of Public Safety/Chief of Police
Boston College

CHIEF, YOU GAVE ME MY START IN LAW ENFORCEMENT AT MIT AND BELIEVED IN ME AND I TOLD YOU I WOULD NEVER MAKE YOU SORRY FOR THE BREAK YOU GAVE ME. WELL I'M GOING TO RETIRE AFTER 42 YEARS WITH THE MIT POLICE IN MARCH AND CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH. REST IN PEACE

A memorial remembrance celebration will be held for Jim at the Lexington Lodge of Elks at 959 Waltham St, Lexington, Ma on September 10th from 5-8 pm

A memorial and remembrance celebration will be held for Jim at the Lexington Lodge of Elks, 959 Waltham Street, Lexington, Ma on September 10th from 5-8 pm.

I was saddened to hear of Jim's passing. I met Jim in 1975 shortly after being appointed the Deputy Police Chief at Northeastern University and had the pleasure to have a close working relationship with him until his retirement. Jim was one of the two or three campus police chiefs who were instrumental in founding the Massachusetts Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators during the mid-1970's and played a leadership role in the association until his retirement. He became known...

So sorry to hear of the loss of a true professional, colleague and friend. May you rest in peace.

Joe Griffin
Director of Public Safety - Emeritus
Northeastern Universiity

So sorry to hear about our very good friend, Jim, of many years. At least we know he once again will be with Dottie.
Charlie & Fay English