Where is Apple's first 10 employees now?

Apple's name actually sticks to the words of Steve Jobs. Undoubtedly, he made it the best technology company in the world. But those who were its first employees, their contribution is not less.
Apple's first CEO Michael Scott said about the company's first workers:
1. Gray Martin was accounting in charge. In 1983, he left Apple and went to Starcetra, a company working on aerospace travel. In the next decade, he worked as the CFO of several companies.
2. Sherry Livingstone was Apple's first CEO's right arm and first secretary.
3. At the age of 14, Apple started part-time work in Kris Esponia High School. And he's still working there. She is Apple's longest-time employee.
4. Michael Scott was the first CEO. He made the company stand first. He gave his number when giving the numbers to the staff of 7, imitating James Bond's 007.
5. Randy Weininton works for some important technology companies. He rewrote Apple's first program language BASIC. After Apple, he worked on eBay, Google, Chegg, and Square.
6. Rod Hattle played an important role in the development of Apple II. Highlight Designer Rod Halt. At first she did not want to work in Apple. But he joined it by the suggestion of Steve Jobs. After working for six years, the new management board deported him from Apple.
7. Bill Fernández was the first worker after two Steve. While he was in high school, he knew Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs.
He worked in several of Apple's posts. First, work in hardware, software and finally interface design. In 1993 he left Apple and joined the engage. Currently he is working as CEO in a company named Omniobiotics.
8. Mike Marculla was Maniman. Like two Steve, he played a major role in making Apple stand up. He invested $ 250,000 in Apple. In exchange, he owns 30% of the company's shares.
Marukula is one of Intel's first workers. At the age of 30, he became a millennium. He left Apple in 1997 and invested in a few startups. Santa Clara University donated money for setting up the Mercure Center for Applied Ethics.
9. Steve Jobs was the second worker. But he was driven out. Then he created a startup named Next. From there he came back to Apple again. Apple bought Next. Jobs died in 2011.
10. Steve Wozniak was a technical expert. Her joining was the job of HP in Oregon. But after joining Apple. He was a known face of Silicon Valley.
Ronald Wein, Apple's first partner with two Steve, But in 1977 he left Apple after selling his part to Marculla only $ 1,700.