James Allen Molter

Birth date: Mar 17, 1961 Death date: Oct 25, 2025

James Allen Molter, 64, of Fremont, California, passed away on October 25, 2025. He was a father, grandfather, identical twin, brother, uncle and friend. He was known for his funny spirit, contagious laugh, and fearless approach t Read Obituary

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Liza Ernst

4d ago

in honor of James.

I was so sorry to hear about Jim. I have many memories camping, fishing or just hanging out. My heartfelt condolences Phil & Stella, Chris, Monica, John, Andy & Louise. You’re in my thoughts and prayers.

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Liza Ernst

4d ago

in honor of James.

Sorry to hear of your passing. So many good memories. My condolences to the family. May you rest in peace Jim.

Debbie Molter

1w ago

in honor of James.

When someone you love becomes a memory,the memory becomes a treasure. May you rest in peace Jim.

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Tanya Fanjul

1w ago

in honor of James.

JIM ILL FOREVER CHERISH THE YEARS WE SHARED LAUGHING AND Making memories ill forever keep close to my heart.Im so happy and grateful we got to see eachother before our heavenly father took you home.ill forever love you!We well see eachother again...until then jimbo ...rip. Forever,Tanya Marie Fanjul.

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Monica Harnisch

2w ago

in honor of James.

My dear brother Jimbo. I adored you in so many ways. I will never forget the party at Dennis Langs house. We had to be home by midnight and we were frantic about Dad being outside waiting for us. So many fun days going to the cabin and listening to Ted Nugent. Then of course all the day on the green concerts. I believe it was Journey and I heard this screaming and Jimbo was walking a tight rope. He was always taking risks. I miss him so much.