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October 6, 2011. Steve Jobs co-founder of Apple died yesterday at the age of 56 after his struggle with cancer. Steve Jobs was a true visionary who changed the world as we know it today with his ground breaking technological inventions and ingenuity. The world of technology and music has forever been imbued with his indelible mark of pioneering genius. The NY Times obituary presents a touching chronicle on the life and legacy of Steve Jobs.
Apple posted today a public statement about the passing of their leader "Remembering Steve Jobs." If you would like to share your thoughts, memories, and condolences, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Personal Message from OFC:
OFC Official Fan Club was founded based on the tenets of Steve Jobs' legacy - a desire to infuse music and technology. As a person whose professional drive and excitement in life fed from a deep rooted passion for computers, Steve Jobs has always been the definitive champion and luminary of technology. I coded my first pascal program on a Macintosh in 1984 when my father purchased this iconic innovation and my college professor allowed me to use the Mac. The Mac, with it's ergonomically ground breaking mouse and graphical user interface (GUI), went on to foster the proliferation of PC's in the workplace and households.
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The advent of the omnipresent iPod and later iPhone transformed our culture, society and the world of music. As a youth growing up with a stockpile of scratched beloved record albums that only could be played at home, it was a dream to see the iPod come to fruition offering an endless catalog of music available anytime, anywhere in the palm of the hand. The journey for ever evolving technology was paved by Steve Jobs and I am grateful for the gift he has unleashed that continues to kindle my inner core as a die hard "digit head" and music fan.
R.I.P. Steve Jobs
