Hal S. Hudler
March 10, 1953 – December 22, 2021
Hal S. Hudler, 68, of North Chesterfield, passed away on December 22, 2021 at VCU Medical Center after his battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
Hal graduated from ODU, class of 75, with a Bachelor of Science (Physics) and worked at Altria (Philip Morris) for 30 years as a technical architect and analyst. He was a physicist, chemist and computer architect, among many other wonderful things.
Survivors include his daughters, Virginia Hudler and Victoria Gebreyes, and significant other, Amy Harshman.
Hal dedicated his life to helping others and was completely selfless. He loved learning new things and was constantly doing research to expand upon his knowledge and to keep his mind sharp.
A service of remembrance will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, December 31, 2021 at Affinity Funeral Service Richmond Chapel , 2720 Enterprise Parkway, Richmond, VA 23294.
A real friend and lunch buddy that will truly be missed. RIP!
A sweet and lovable brother-in-law that will be missed .. Gone way too soon. I love & miss u. SISSIE
R.I. P.
Condolences to the family. Hal was a good friend . A kind and generous person. I sure will miss his company. He sure could tell some interesting stories and he could tell some good jokes. He helped me out a lot over the years after I lost my husband David. They were good friends. I have been blessed to have known his kind soul. I will greatly miss him. Virginia and Victoria and family y’all in my thoughts prayers.
Hal was one of the best friends I have ever had. He was amazing. He and I have known each other since high school. We attended college together and had many adventures. I am so sorry for the loss to the family. Hal always thought of others and helped where he could.
You will be missed Hal, my brother in law . I always appreciated your help with my computers and our conversation. I also like the stories from your childhood. Condolences to you Victoria and Virginia. I will not be able to attend his celebration of life as I will be out of town. RIP Hal. Love and miss you. Thanks for always stopping by the Cafe when you were near by
My condolences to Hal’s family. Hal was one interesting guy. One of the smartest people I ever worked with. Always enjoyed Hal’s company. I have been blessed to have known Hal.
Condolences to Hal’s family. Great guy and sharp as a tack. Enjoyed working with him.
Hal was a wonderful coworker. I always enjoyed working with him . His intelligent mind and willingness to always solve a problem will be missed by many!
Hal was a wonderful mentor to me at PM. He helped me tremendously in Kentucky on as project.
I am sure he will be greatly missed.
I wish Hal’s family the very best possible in such a difficult time.
Hal was indeed one of my best friends, and he was both a mentor and co-conspirator with me in learning everything we could.
We literally watch a massive DVD set in his living room that he had acquired,and jokingly called it: OS/2 The Movie.
He loved learning as much as I do and there isn’t much higher praise I can offer.