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Remembering Jimmy Carter<\/h1>\n

\"JimmyOn December 29, 2024, the world bid farewell to Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the United States, at the age of 100. Known for unwavering integrity and humble leadership, Carter\u2019s life was a testament to the power of service and unwavering commitment to humanity.<\/p>\n

Born on October 1, 1924, in Plains, Georgia, Carter rose from modest beginnings to become a U.S. Naval officer, peanut farmer, and eventually a dedicated public servant. Carter was elected U.S. President in 1976. He guided the nation through an era marked by economic challenges and international complexities. Among his many achievements, he brokered the Camp David Accords. The Camp David Accords was a historic peace agreement between Egypt and Israel, demonstrating his ability to use diplomacy to broker peace.<\/p>\n

Jimmy Carter as Global Ambassador<\/h2>\n

\"TheHowever, it was after leaving the White House that Jimmy Carter truly reshaped the role of a former president. With his wife Rosalynn by his side, he founded The Carter Center<\/a> in 1982. The Carter Center is their foundation dedicated to promoting democracy, protecting human rights, and advancing global health.<\/p>\n

From eradicating Guinea worm disease to overseeing elections in emerging democracies, The Carter Center has improved the lives of millions of people. This work is a reflection of Carter\u2019s lifelong belief that “to serve is to lead.<\/em>”<\/p>\n

First Lady Rosalyn Carter<\/h2>\n

Rosalynn Carter was much more than a First Lady. She was a champion for mental health, an advocate for human rights. Rosaln was a driving force behind many of her husband\u2019s initiatives. Born on August 18, 1927, in Plains, Georgia, Rosalynn devoted herself to public service with a dedication to improving the lives of others. As First Lady, she chaired the President\u2019s Commission on Mental Health. The President’s Commission on Mental Health resulted in landmark legislation, improving mental health care in the United States.<\/p>\n

After leaving the White House, Rosalynn worked alongside her husband at The Carter Center<\/a>, focusing on global health and peace initiatives. A co-founder of the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers<\/a>, she championed the often-overlooked needs of caregivers worldwide. Her grace, intelligence, and compassionate advocacy left an indelible mark on American history. Rosalyn’s story reminds us of the profound impact of empathetic leadership.<\/p>\n

Rosalynn Carter passed away on November 19, 2023, at the age of 96. She died peacefully at her home in Plains, Georgia, surrounded by family.<\/p>\n

\"Announcement<\/p>\n

A Note From Grandson Jason Carter<\/h2>\n

We received emails from The Carter Center including this one from Jimmy Carter’s grandson Jason.<\/p>\n

“My family and I are saddened to inform you of my grandfather\u2019s passing. The Carter Center has been a vital part of his life\u2019s work, and I thank you for all you have done to fulfill his vision of a world at peace that respects and promotes equal human rights for all, reducing human suffering. Your partnership in our work is a testament to his legacy, and I can assure you that the remarkable people at the Center will continue the important work he has led us in for over 40 years.<\/p>\n

We appreciate your continued friendship. Information about the schedule of ceremonies can be found at www.usstatefuneral.mdw.army.mil<\/a>, and if you would like to sign the official online condolence book, please visit\u00a0JimmyCarterTribute.org<\/a>.”<\/p>\n

Jimmy Carter’s Humanitarian Legacy<\/h2>\n

Beyond his foundation, Carter\u2019s volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity<\/a> showcased his hands-on approach. Into his 90s, he was still wielding a hammer, building homes for those in need, embodying the humility and compassion that defined his character.<\/p>\n

\"Honoring<\/p>\n

Today, we honor Jimmy Carter not only as a former U.S. president but as a humanitarian whose legacy transcends politics. He reminded us all of the importance of empathy, understanding, and the belief that even small actions can lead to great change. Let’s celebrate his incredible life by continuing his efforts for peace, justice, and equality. The legacy of Jimmy Carter, a principled man who led by example, will inspire many generations to come.<\/p>\n

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Quinn Collins, Staff Journalist<\/h2>\n

\"About<\/p>\n

Quinn Collins<\/strong>\u00a0is a highly-regarded research journalist who attended journalism school at Columbia University and is based in New York City. With over two decades of experience in the field, Collins has established a reputation for his insightful coverage of political, First Amendment, and equality issues in the United States. We are pleased to have Quinn as a member of the Bonepage team.<\/p>\n

Collins brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the subjects he covers, and his writing style is both engaging and informative. Whether it\u2019s breaking down the latest political developments or exploring the legal complexities of First Amendment rights, Collins is dedicated to delivering accurate and impactful journalism that informs and inspires. His commitment to social justice and equality has made him a leading voice in the ongoing conversations about these important issues, and he continues to push for progress through his reporting.<\/p>\n

Contact Quinn Collins:\u00a0QuinnCollins Contact Form<\/a>
\nLink to Quinn\u2019s Bio:\u00a0Quinn Collins<\/a><\/p>\n

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