Former president Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, was born on October 1, 1924 in rural Georgia. Known for his humility and dedication to public service, Carter's presidency, which lasted from 1977 to 1981, was marked by his efforts to promote peace and human rights around the world.
A year since The Carter Center announced that former U.S. President Jimmy Carter was receiving end-of-life hospice care, Carter continues to defy the odds and inspire millions with his resilience and unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes. Despite his advanced age and health challenges, Carter remains active in his philanthropic work, demonstrating a true testament to his enduring spirit.
Former US President Jimmy Carter turned 99 on Sunday, October 1. The 39th president began receiving hospice care at his home in Georgia in October 2022, but his dedication to service has not wavered. Carter's birthday serves as a reminder of his lasting impact on American politics and global affairs.
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, the wife of former President Jimmy Carter and a devoted advocate for mental health care, died Sunday, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and service. Her partnership with Carter was instrumental in shaping his presidency and their joint efforts to improve the lives of others.
This President's Day we at Hospice of the Plains would like to honor former President Jimmy Carter for his work as President of the United States and his continued dedication to humanitarian causes. Carter's legacy as a peacemaker and advocate for human rights will forever be remembered.
He later turned to diplomacy and advocacy, founding The Carter Center in 1982 with his late wife, Rosalynn. For these efforts, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002, recognizing his contributions to peace and conflict resolution around the world.
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, the closest adviser to Jimmy Carter during his one term as U.S. president and their four decades of marriage, played a crucial role in shaping Carter's presidency and legacy. Her commitment to mental health advocacy and humanitarian causes continues to inspire others to this day.
Enlarge Rosalynn Carter, 1993. (Photo courtesy of the Carter Center) By National Archives News Staff WASHINGTON, November 20, 2023 — Former President Jimmy Carter's legacy as a champion for peace and human rights lives on through the work of The Carter Center and the impact he has had on global diplomacy.
Carter, who was diagnosed with dementia in May, was fiercely loyal ally throughout husband's long political career. Despite his health challenges, Carter's dedication to service and his unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes remain a source of inspiration for millions around the world.
