James L. Whigham Sr.

Truly miss Deputy Whigham. Great boss and friend who is forever in our hearts.

Rest in peace Jim. I enjoyed working with you when you were a newly promoted Sergeant in 22. You rose through the ranks and never changed. Prayers for you . Keep watching over your Family,Friends and of course Chicago´s Finest. Jim Solava

Jimmy and I had great times together both socially and masonically. He was a dear friend and he is greatly missed.

My Man!!! I speak of you frequently with other retiree's and active members as an example of professional excellence... in fact I have spoken to your son in detail! Our dinners at Ruth's Chris, sharing 'mid-year' in the Masonic Lodge, the Consistory, 32nd and 33rd Degree Masons. Shriner events, your attendance at our ( Chicago Westside Police Association ) Rib Fest, and frequently blessing dinner at our annual Dinner Dance, and our valued personal conversations. You were a blessing and a...

I still think about you often! You are missed!

This is always a tough day , Miss you big fella. God bless you and the family. KC

I miss you. I miss our dinners out at the Chop House, Greek Town & get togethers in Hyde Park for music and cocktails! I learned so much hanging out with you and the Chicago Ratpack!

I was privileged to have shared many memories of being with my friend and brother Jimmy. May you continue to rest in heaven my brother.

I learned so much from you when we worked on the new police station construction! As our liaison to the police operations and approvals, I learned to successfully navigate the government "red tape"! Thank you I, we miss you !