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shireen Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-06-11 11:59 AM
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13. we'll never know about most heroes because they live and die silently
We knew Steve Jobs because he was a public figure who made a big impact on many lives through the work he did at Apple. I admired him. I'm sad about his death.

Sometimes, DU'ers post about people they knew; I'm often touched by those posts, and feel sad for the loss of a remarkable human being from this Earth. Quiet heroes like the mom who sacrificed everything for her kids. There are so many stories out there, each one very special in its own right. Jobs was one one them. Everyone's posting about it because he was a high profile public figure.

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