Thursday, October 6, 2011

Remembering


A sad day for everyone at Apple and for all of us who admired what Steve Jobs created in a life cut short.  As a former Apple employee I can say it was the finest company I've ever had the pleasure of being part of.  He will certainly be missed.   Last January, our first day in Paris, we headed to the Apple Store Opéra.  It was a thrill to see it first hand. 

Apple Store Opéra
12 rue Halevy
75009  Paris

26 comments:

martinealison said...

Un très bel hommage... Paix...
Bisous

French Girl in Seattle said...

His life was cut short, but he certainly made the most of it!-- RIP Steve Jobs. Veronique

this is Belgium said...

Yes he will be remembered... my i-phone, Virginia, comes from that shop right there..

Malyss said...

Some people change the world, and he was one of them. Sad to see how such fantastic people die young, when others, much less fantastic, live long..

Shell Sherree said...

That's beautiful, V. I've just been watching his Stanford commencement speech again. So inspirational and profound. It's a sad day. Bless him.

Castles Crowns and Cottages said...

It is amazing to see this Icon world-wide and to see as well how one person can change the planet!!!!

FABULOUS PICTURE, Anita

Paris Paul said...

A wonderful tribute photo to an inspired man.

Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen said...

His life was short, but so full if you think about what he accomplished. Lovely tribute Virginia. Fabulous photo also.
Sam

M said...

Well done Virginia!

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Lovely tribute Virginia, he was much too young to go now!

Leif Hagen said...

An Apple junkie friend and I are hoping to pick up the newest iPhone 4s on Friday at the Apple Store in the Mall of America.....

Daryl said...

His passing leaves a huge hole in the future of technology not just at Apple but everywhere. He and his amazing vision inspired everyone working in technology .. he was truly a genius.

Cezar and Léia said...

This is a beautiful homage.I'm feeling so upset here.I gree with Daryl words, a genial mind!
Léia

Jennifer said...

A sweet and heartfelt tribute for an amazing man. Well stated.

Genie -- Paris and Beyond said...

Wonderful tribute to this genius of a man... He changed our lives and did it in elegantly designed packages.

Jack said...

Nice post, Virginia. He was a highly creative man. He came up with products we didn't know we wanted but now can't live without, he did so with clean and sleek industrial design, and he produced remarkable results for his investors.

Starman said...

I was never a fan of Apple products for a variety of reasons. Too bad about Steve Jobs, though.

Alexa said...

Nicely done, V. I have more than my share of Apple products, and I have to say that my many dealings with Apple employees have always been a total pleasure. I wish the company continued success—but his are some un-fillable shoes, I'm afraid.

Amanda said...

He opened our world to new possiblities that will only get better because of him. He and his team made "history".

Silver Strands said...

Yes. Sad day for all.

On a happy note - I love your blog!

Roseann said...

Virginia-

Your photo and comment is the first one that brought tears to my eyes today. And I've been on my MacBook Pro for hours reading about Steve Jobs.

Virginia said...

Roseann, I"m touched as I struggle daily for the right words. After working for Apple, even though it was for just a few months, I was saddened. Steve Jobs has left a legacy for the tech world but I think more for the way a business SHOULD be run.

Thank you all for your nice comments today. And for my Paris friends, put this Apple Store on your list . It's a must see.
V

James said...

He really did help change the world. Great tribute Virginia!

Pamela said...

My husband just sent me an email article all about this amazing man!! What a genius and did so much for everyone.
I didn't know you worked there!!
A woman of many talents!!

Guillaume said...

He was a great man.

Draffin Bears said...

Hi Virginia,

Such a sad day indeed, and a wonderful tribute to a very talented man. One of the first computers I had was the blue McIntosh, which I loved and have been getting them ever since.
So user friendly.

Hugs
Carolyn