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Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - Dennis S - 10-30-2011
It's at the NYT. You may not be able to access it. Have an onion and knife handy if someone might see you read it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/30/opinion/mona-simpsons-eulogy-for-steve-jobs.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - rgG - 10-30-2011
That was in a word, beautiful.
Thank you so much for posting.
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - A-Polly - 10-30-2011
I am grateful to have read this. Thanks so much for sharing.
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - hal - 10-30-2011
That was really wonderful, but I urgh you all to wait until reading the bio excerpts that cover the reunion of Steve and Mona. Knowing the background deepen her story a great deal.
My favorite bit of trivia from the book that I've read so far: Homer Simpson's mother was named after Steve Job's sister...
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - rjmacs - 10-30-2011
Great article. Thanks for the link.
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - Grace62 - 10-30-2011
oh wow
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - Jimmypoo - 10-30-2011
Reading that just makes me all the more angry at such a smart man - deciding to delay the very surgery
that would have him here today, instead of gone today. Those around him deserved that far more than
the rest of us, who merely idolize from afar.
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - blooz - 10-30-2011
Oh wow, indeed.
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - rob banzai - 10-30-2011
Fuuuuuck.
Re: Sympathetic article (eulogy) by Steve Jobs' sister - rankandfile - 10-30-2011
Thanks, Dennis.
Don't know how many times I can tear up over this. Obviously, it was at least once more.
Steve's final words were joyfully simple, and full of love & wonder.