It is with deep sadness that the Austin community and friends nationwide mourn the passing of Dick Chalmers, a cherished friend, cultural icon, and Creative Content Director at Tweezzle Corp.
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Dick, who lived his entire life in Austin, Texas, passed away unexpectedly, leaving a void in the hearts of his family, friends, and colleagues, as well as the broader music, film, and creative communities he influenced.
Dick was renowned for his encyclopedic knowledge of music and film, his impeccable sense of style, and his generous spirit. A longtime member of the AFHC and a local legend in Austin, he had a unique ability to connect with people, inspire creativity, and elevate every project he touched.
Friends remember him as a “rad dude” whose energy, humor, and vision left a lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to know him. One close friend shared, “Condolences to his friends and family from all of us in Worm Suicide & The Devil Club. Dick Chalmers always made us look super tough with his behind-the-band videos. Gone too soon, but never forgotten.”
Professionally, Dick’s creative talents were widely recognized. At Tweezzle Corp, he served as Creative Content Director, where his innovative approach to media, storytelling, and digital content earned him respect across the industry.
In addition to his corporate work, he held influential roles as Head Librarian at Empire Control Room & Garage, where he curated music, archival materials, and creative projects for artists and fans alike.
His career also included work at Shangri La and Transmission Events, where his passion for live music, immersive experiences, and the arts was evident in every endeavor. Beyond his professional achievements, Dick was a mentor, friend, and trusted confidant to countless people in Austin’s creative scene.
He was celebrated for his kindness, loyalty, and the joy he brought to gatherings, whether through his behind-the-scenes filmmaking, music recommendations, or his sharp, witty observations about life. His presence was always felt, his voice always heard, and his creativity always inspiring.
Dick Chalmers’ legacy extends far beyond his titles or accolades. He leaves behind a community of friends, colleagues, and fans who will remember him for his intelligence, style, humor, and unwavering dedication to his craft.
His influence on Austin’s cultural landscape, the music and film communities, and the creative projects he touched will continue to resonate for years to come. While Dick’s passing is a profound loss, those who knew him take comfort in the countless memories, lessons, and creative sparks he shared.
His family, friends, and the broader Austin community will honor his life by carrying forward the energy, innovation, and passion that defined him. Dick Chalmers may be gone, but his impact on the people and communities he loved will remain forever.
