GAJOWSKI, James J.
JAMES J. GAJOWSKI. Age 63. Beloved husband of Roberta (nee Roland). Beloved son of the late Albin Sr. and Helen. Dear brother of Albin Jr. “Sonny” (Gerry), the late Rosemary Vasko (Ed dec.), the late Frank (Jan), and Kathy Kreps (Rick). Dear uncle and great uncle to many. If desired, contributions can be made in Jim’s name to St. Bridget or a charity of your choice. Services are private. To offer condolences visit www.ZaborFH.com.
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My heartfelt condolences to the Gajowski family. I worked with Jim in Homicide. He was a excellent Detective and I was proud to serve with him. He always had a funny story and a great outlook on life. He will be missed.
All the years that I worked with Jimmy I never seen him get angry. He could stay calm in a hurricane . I know I partly response able for some of his gray hair when I was working him. It was a honor to work with him . His blue family was truly blessed to have him as a member. God bless you and yours.
We are shocked and heartbroken to learn of Jim’s passing. What a blessing he (and you Bobbi) are to our family. The girls adored him.
Sending our love and prayers to you Bobbi and the entire family.
Grace, Kaitlyn, JD and Kelley
My deepest condolences to the family. I knew Jim from Tremont by the Russian church. We grew up together in Tremont and high school it was a real shocker to hear the news that Jim passed away. My prayers are with you and the family. Jim was a great guy , he will be missed. Izzy and Ramona Santiago
I was so shocked and saddened to hear the news of Jim’s passing. We went to school together and was one of my oldest and dearest friends. My heart goes out to his family. He will be missed. So sorry for your loss.
My deepest sympathy to Bobbie & family.Jimski was the best, husband,friend, and police officer. A true gentlemen!We will miss him so much. Millissa Kufta, Kathy Deli.
Roberta, I am so sorry to hear of Jim’s death. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. God bless and comfort you at this sad time.
Great person. Great Police Officer. Great friend. Never heard a negative comment from him and always smiling. He was a pleasure to work with and you could always depend on him. All of us that worked with him will miss him.
I am very sorry to hear of the passing of Jim Gajowski. Jim and I were friends and partners in the Third District detective bureau for a number of years.
Jim was the real deal. There was nothing phony about him. If you wanted an honest opinion about anything you could count on Jim to
tell you the truth. Great attitude and sense of humor also.
My condolences to Bobbi and Jim’s family
Frank Gigante
Worked with Jim while at the prosecutors office -handled many cases with him over the years. He was a pleasure. Always very professional -a great officer and an even better person-we will keep your family in our prayers.
I worked with Jim in the 3rd Dist , a dedicated Police Officer , and a
person I am proud to have had the privilege knowing .
My heartfelt condolences to Bobby and his family .
My sincere sympathies. I am a granddaughter of Frank and Francis Gajewski. Prayers for your family.
Bobbi
I am truly sorry. You are in my prayers.
Ed
So sorry for your loss Bobbie. You two were always fun to be around, and complemented each other so well.
If only every Detective was as dedicated, determined and detailed as Jim the world would be a better place. It was a privilege to have worked with him, and learn from him. I think God sent him to the CPD as the counterbalance to partners he had like Tom Shoulders and Sowa, but in return his hair turned gray earlier than it should. Lots of great memories and laughs. You will be in our prayers
So sorry for your loss Bobbie. You and Jim always brought happiness to those around you, and complemented each other so well.
If only every Detective was as dedicated, determined and detailed as Jim the world would be a better place. I think God sent him to the CPD to counterbalance partners he had, like Tom Shoulders & Sowa, but in return Jim’s hair turned gray before it should have. Lots of memories and laughs to cherish. You will be in our prayers.
Bobbi, As you know, Jim & I go way back. My heart goes out to you for your loss. Those that were lucky enough to have known him, will always remember him. He always wanted to be a policeman….and he was one of the best out there. GOD Bless.
Very much sympathy to Jim’s family. Delphine and I were privileged to get to know him when he faithfully visited his late mother Helen while she was a resident in a local nursing home sharing a room with Del’s mother. A very good man from a very nice family. Again, our best to Bobbi and all of Jim’s family. God bless all of you.