James Rochford Obituary

Dear Lois & Family,

We are so very sorry to hear of Jim's demise. Much admiration for a good leader and man and a fellow captain of the Chicago Police.

Shalom,

Dan and Nancy Corboy

Dear Mrs. Rochford, Joan, and "Lizzie": It's been many years since we were kids at St. Patrick's Academy and my Aunt Mickey lived down the street from you on Melvina. I have never forgotten any of you over the years, because you were all very special to me and my brothers. Mr. Rochford was one of the most wonderful men I knew, and was an honorable and highly respected police officer. My husband worked in the Chicago Police department then and has also confirmed my belief as to what a respected leader he was.



God Bless,

Liz & Family:

My deepest sympathy on the loss of your father. My hopes and prayers will be with all of you during this difficult time. All the best.

Dear Lois and Jim's loving family, My prayers are with you during this very sad time. It is hard to lose a loving husband and father like Jim. I remember how sad it was for you to lose Jeanne. When my mother, Marie died, Dick's young son saluted at her funeral. My father, Tony Osterkorn was Jim's father's partner way back. My husband, Tom, served proudly as a police officer with Jim and Dick. I used to brag about how Jimmy once baby sat for me. Happy memories and happy times. May they remain in all of our hearts forever.

Dear Liz,



We were sorry to hear of your fathers passing. Please pass our condolences on to your family.

You, Mike and your family are always in our prayers.



The Mejia Family

James Rochford Family,

I learned of of your (and all of our) loss, hours ago. As for so many, Jim was someone to whom I looked up to and always admired. May your sadness be accompanied by great pride in his distinguished career service. Matt Rodriguez

Goodbye Jim



You were a Gentleman in your dealings with me and a man to be admired.



Most fair...Most understanding..

See You in heaven

Dear Lois & family,

It's almost twenty years since June & I moved here from Chicago, but one never forgets dear friends. That's how I remember you and Jim. He was a good boss.



Don Munger

Mrs. Rochford, Elizabeth and Family,

My prayers and thoughts are with you during this difficult time — God only takes the best!

Dear Lois,Joan and Liz,

I was so sorry to hear of Jim's death. He was such a wonderful Guy. I was always proud to call him my friend as were all the Egans.He will be missed by all. You are in my prayers

Love Marie

I am a friend of Liz from way back when I lived in Edgebrook. Dan Stralka notified me of your Dad's passing away. I am very sorry to hear this and want to express my condolensces. He was a great man who achieved a lot in his career and raising such a wonderful family. He will be mised by many! He will be in our prayers. Take care of yourself and keep his memories alive, I lost my Dad 13 years ago and he is still a big part of my life.

God rest you Jim; you will never be

forgotten.

Gloria Gahagan

Bob & I both worked with Jim at Bally. We express our deepest sympathy to your and your family. He was a very special person and will be missed by all who knew him.

Deepest Sympathy your childhood friends and family:

Charlotte Schmaus (Petersen)

Charles G. Petersen (Charles'Son)

Dear Lois and family,



Alma and I wish to offer our deepest sympathy and prayers on your loss of Jim.

Please accept my sympathy on the loss of Uncle Jimmy.I just lost my dad at age 83 and I know how it feels.Our love and prayers go out to all of you.Love Charlotte