James Francis Moelk II

April 20, 1961 - January 29, 2021

James Francis Moelk II, 59, of Vallejo, California, passed away on January 29, 2021. He passed away in Vallejo, California due to heart complications. Jim was born on April 20, 1961 in Vallejo to Judge James Francis Moelk and Jean Ruth (Bullock) Moelk. He grew up with his brothers Andrew Joseph Moelk and Timothy Allen Moelk. As a boy and teen Jim loved to be active and play sports. He was involved in baseball, basketball, softball, and golf. He went to Vallejo High school where he was a valued member of the golf team and continued his love of golf throughout his life. After graduating high school he started working in the construction field building and fixing houses; even working at Marine World Africa USA. This sparked his passion to further his career and acquire his contracting license. He later developed his own company called Chardonnay Construction. He was a very talented, creative, and smart contractor. He met the love of his life, Sandra Rene Coppo in 1988 and were married shortly after. They started having their family in Vallejo a year later with daughters Maryjean Moelk (eldest) and Monica Marie Moelk. As a family they loved driving to the snow, swimming in pools at family and friend's homes, and going to Mare Island to hit golf balls at the driving range. Being a loving and sensitive father and husband was very important to him, along with the rest of his family. In addition to his wife Sandra, and daughters, Maryjean and Monica, Jim is survived by his father James Moelk (Charlene) and his brothers Andrew Moelk (Emichel) and Timothy Moelk as well as many other nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts and uncles that resided in Vallejo. He was preceded in passing by his mother, Jean Moelk. The funeral service will be held at Twin Chapels in Vallejo with close family and friends. Due to COVID-19 restrictions the service with be a private family service only. There will be a committal service at All Souls Cemetery in Vallejo at 1pm on Tuesday, Feb 9, 2021. His family will be present to welcome loved ones.