Steve Jobs real father

Biological father of Steve Jobs is an emigrant from Syria named Abdulfattah John Jandali and he sincerely regreets he didn’t take more part in life of his biological son which later became globally famous because of his stellar business success with Apple. This was revealed in a story by New York Post as they as same as many other media houses have recently profiled Steve Jobs and his life due to his recent resignation as CEO of Apple and one of the most successful people of our times. It seems that Mr. Abdulfattah John Jandali is a same workaholic as his son later became. According to this story he feels deep regrets for not taking more part in his son’s life and interesting it seems that he didn’t at all know that his son was the CEO of Cupertino company. He also says that as strange as it sounds he is still not prepared to talk with his son as what he call his Syrian pride wouldn’t allow to talk to his soon as it would be seen as his interests in Steve Jobs material belongings. But besides this he still wants to at least once talk with his soon as that would make him a happy man, even if it would only be one meeting.

Mr Jandali said to NY Posts reporter that he was really in love with his ex life Joanne which is Steve’s biological mother, but that her father was strongly against their marriage as he was an Syrian born immigrant. Upset with all the family problems, Joanna has moved out to San Francisco and there gave a birth to her son Steve Jobs without anyone knowing about it. Obviously she didn’t want to have any more family problems with her husband and father and concluded that adoption would be best solution for all parties. What a strange story. But would Steve Jobs turn out the same business and geeky wizard if his personal story ended differently? We certainly don’t believe this to be so. As Steve once said in his famous speech to college graduates: “Stay hungry, stay foolish”.

He did and now we have the chance to enjoy technological wonders like iPhone and iPad despite Steve Jobs hard and complicated past, perhaps his geniuses comes just from that. Do you agree?

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