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<h1 align="center">Associates</h1><h3>

<p><img src="Rob.jpg" align="left"><h2>Rob Chapman</h2>
Rob Chapman lives in Edmonton, Canada with his wife and three grown  
children. He keeps active with biking, canoeing, camping, cross  
country skiing and Aikido.  He received his BSc in EE in 1985 and  
M.Eng in 1999.  As a hobby he enjoys multimedia editing, building  
natural artificial life forms and science fiction.

<p clear="left"><img src="Charley.jpg" align="left"><h2>Charley Shattuck</h2>
Charley taught himself to program in Forth in the early eighties, just to satisfy his curiosity about computers. Eventually he took classes in more conventional languages, but Forth was and remains his entry point into computing. It made sense to him, and through Forth computers made sense. He has worked as a professional Forth programmer since 1989, implementing a variety of target assemblers and compilers for microcontrollers. More recently he has become obsessed with colorforth.

<p clear="left"><img src="Jeff.jpg" align="left"><h2>Jeff Fox</h2>
Jeff Fox lives in Berkeley California and has worked on parallel Forth for Forth chips since 1986.  He assisted in P21 and F21 development and was Director of Programming at the iTV Corporation. He has taught college classes on microprocessor programming and developed parallel Forth hardware and software at IntellaSys.  He is a private and glider pilot and vintage sports car enthusiast.  He is retired from teaching martial arts.

<p clear="left"><img src="Dean.jpg" align="left"><h2>Dean Sanderson</h2>
Dean has 42 years experience in software design, development and architecture. His accomplishments range from compiler, O/S and driver development and support in both Forth and more conventional languages (Fortran, Assemblers), to complete applications and foundation architectures in the areas of embedded and real-time control and collection. He has experience in such diverse fields as motor/robotic control, automotive testing, baggage sorting, food processing and handling, point of sale systems, postal management information, and large scale networked systems structure and application. Dean was a member of the ANSI Forth committee and was a principal architect of the microFORTH, polyFORTH and Express products from Forth, Inc.