Boze Godwin, a former mayor of Plains, Georgia, and a longtime friend of Jimmy Carter, shared heartfelt memories of the late former president. Godwin highlighted Carter's unwavering commitment to his community, emphasizing that Carter always remembered the people of Plains, regardless of his prestigious positions.
Godwin described Carter as a person of integrity, noting his honesty, straightforwardness, and strong work ethic. He reminisced about Carter's down-to-earth nature, stating that Carter seamlessly integrated back into the community of Plains after his presidency, making everyone feel like he was just one of them.
Reflecting on Carter's decision to be buried in Plains, Godwin explained that it was a deliberate choice to ensure that people would continue to visit the town in his honor. Even in death, Carter's connection to Plains remained strong, symbolizing his enduring love for his hometown.
