The MultiValue community has lost one of its quiet pioneers with the passing of Chandru Murthi. While his name may not be as widely recognized outside the early Pick community, his contributions helped shape one of the most influential database technologies in computing history. Through his technical leadership, his role in the commercialization of the Pick operating system, and his commitment to preserving its history, Chandru left a lasting mark on the MultiValue industry.

This page is dedicated to the memory of the following individuals who have made significant contributions to the MultiValue community. Each of these individuals played a vital role in shaping the technology and fostering the collaborative spirit that defines our field. Their work and dedication have left an indelible mark on the industry, and their legacy continues to inspire those who follow in their footsteps. Dennis Auler (1945 - 1989) Bruno Beninca Luke Bucklin (June 24,

Born: Passed: November 11, 1988 - Why He Mattered Ken Simms helped define the programming experience for generations of MultiValue developers. His creation of Data/BASIC for the Reality operating system transformed Dartmouth BASIC into a language designed specifically for business applications and database programming. By extending the language with powerful syntax and capabilities tailored to the Pick environment, Ken provided developers with tools that made building sophist