It has officially been 1 month since we laid my father to rest. A lot of memories and emotions have stirred my family today … both good and bad. To recap the last 30 days as a complete blur wouldn’t be an exaggeration. As life moves forward and the reemergence of my family as one continues to take place – I still cannot thank you all enough for the love and support you have shown us. If you missed the service on June 15th – I will have a post this week that will share with you the final hour I was able to enjoy with my father. His final playlist.
Category Archives: Friends
Fire on the Mountain – Colorado Springs Timelapse
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Wow - through this video it is obvious how the shift in winds on Tuesday created this nightmare of a fire that ripped through Colorado Springs. The dramatic music and captions add to the wow factor - but I think "Fire on the Mountain" by The Grateful Dead would be a better selection — yes, that was a joke... but it has meaning.
For everyone who has expressed concern for the McCulloch Colorado Springs Compound... their house is thus far ok. The Waldo Canyon Fire would have had to burn through a lot of homes to reach theirs... which it nearly did, but fortunately the firefighters were able to hold their ground.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of their neighbors and friends who have lost their homes due to this Colorado Fire Season of 2012. We have loved ones who lost a home in Fort Collins and it is so sad.
This is simple
Dad – Let’s Have A Show
I love you Dad.
Les Hydle Memorial Service
There will be a memorial service to celebrate the life of my father, Leslie Kenneth Hydle at Crown Hill Cemetery on Friday, June 15 at 4:00pm. A kickass reception and musically inspired evening will follow.
This will be an afternoon of good music, amazing stories and incredible celebration of the life of my father of the year. Did you know he won father of the year? Twice!!
If you had a connection with Les – and I know A LOT of you did!… please do not hesitate to show your appreciation and make an appearance. Did I say amazing music? This is going to be a show you will not want miss.
Memorial Service
Friday, June 15, 2012
4:00p.m.
Pavilion of Reflection
7777 W. 29th Ave.
Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033
303-233-4611
If you would like to publicly share memories of Les … please leave a comment on our event page or visit his online obituary.
Every last thought, prayer, visit, note and gift has been deeply felt by our family and my family and I thank you.
Goodbye Father
Hydle update — Yes, it is true… My father Les Hydle was put to rest last night, Sunday June 10th, 2012 at 10:00pm after suffering traumatic injuries from a motorcycle crash only 2 blocks from my home. He was not at fault in this accident … A driver turned left directly in front of him as he was leaving my neighborhood following a heartfelt visit to show me his newly purchased 2008 Yamaha Venture. This bike was his dream.
I was fortunate to have the opportunity of spending the last waking hour of my fathers life showing him adventures and telling him stories from incredible projects I have recently worked on. I made him sit and listen to music… the way he used to make me when I was a kid. He loved music – and he loved the music I was sharing with him. Our final moment will never be forgotten.
I can not say enough to all the support I have received from all my friends and family. Every visit, note, message, gift, thought and prayer has been felt and my family and I thank you.
I love you dad. And thank you for giving me the opportunity to watch you rev your engine one last time, and ride off on your new dream.
Tony Fadell – What is the source of your creativity?
[Vimeo] <— 5,786 I was lucky enough to meet Tony Fadell in 2002 at Apples World Wide Developers Conference. He was a busy guy... but we connected for a brief conversation about awesomeness. He went on to create some of the most amazing gidgets and gadgets we carry in our pockets at Apple and is now working on an automagically self programming thermostat that you just want to hold.
Cheers to 99% for standing him up and asking some decent questions.
GoProYourDayInTheLifeOfRyanSheckler
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GoPoYourself... remotely.
Keara Daly – KearaJean Handbags
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Cheers to Keara for making a snazzy sizzle reel of the making of one of her specialized leather crafted handbags.
Holiday thoughts? - She will customize for you.
[KearaJean | Homepage]
Happy 1,000 Posts of HYDLE
Cheers to one thousand!
In response from my 999th post yesterday… there is no better way to kickoff the next 1,000 random thoughts of Hydle inspiration than with this kicker from [Hugh MacLeod].
TSOIGDH
HYDLE – TSOIGDH
In the history of HYDLE.com… this ridiculous “TSOIGDH” entry marks my 999th public blog post since May of 2009 – When I started this crazy world of blogging ideas, thoughts and Genius vs. Not Genius intermanents and social media successes or failures.
So for the sake of getting google credit for it…
“TSOIGDH” = TURNING SHIT ON IT’S GOD DAMN HEAD
Turning shit on it’s god damn head is going to be my 1 single inspiration for the next 999 blogpost entries. I can’t wait to open up my connection layer for all my loyal readers… so I can start finding out who you actually are.
Cheers to 999!
TSOIGDH
Machine Gunner Alan Samuel – Phantom Friday
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I just learned we kind of have access to a Phantom camera. It's exciting to think about what you would like to shoot at 1 million frames per second - Machine guns are definitely on that list.
If you would like to setup a personal Machine Gun Tour similar to this one. Don’t hesitate to contact Alan Samuel directly in the network section.
GoPhantomMachineGunToursYourself
John Lynch – ABROAD
Todays “sit down and watch” video is brought to you buy a traveling friend Katie Hilborn. While Katie is traveling and rocking out Phuket she is also sharing solid work from her friends.
Discussing the message of his new film, John Lynch states,
“It’s about how meeting fellow travelers can open up your world. I hope this movie encourages others to get off the tourist trail, throw away their itineraries, and get involved with something out of their comfort zone; stepping in to make a difference is much more rewarding than just being an observant tourist.”
On a personal level, he found satisfaction in the fact that he “did not just find a story to tell, but lived a story worth telling.”






