Clara Hagopian Jobs. Daughter of Armenian immigrants. He

Clara Hagopian Jobs. Daughter of Armenian immigrants. He married Paul Jobs in 1946 and together they adopted Steve

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Clara Hagopian Jobs, the daughter of Armenian immigrants, played a significant role in the life of Steve Jobs. Her background reflects a journey of resilience and cultural heritage, highlighting the immigrant experience in America.

In 1946, Clara married Paul Jobs, and they later adopted Steve, shaping his upbringing with their values. This family dynamic is explored in Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs, providing insights into the influence of his parents on his path to becoming a tech visionary.

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