Georgia Governor Brian Kemp expressed his condolences on the passing of former President Jimmy Carter, highlighting Carter's significant impact on the state and the nation. As the only American president from Georgia, Carter showcased the influence of the state and its people on a global scale.
Governor Kemp emphasized Carter's deep connection to his hometown of Plains, Georgia, where he chose to return after his time in public office. Kemp praised Carter's commitment to his roots and his dedication to serving the community.
Even after leaving the White House, Jimmy Carter and his wife continued to make meaningful contributions. They were actively involved in teaching Sunday school, supporting Habitat for Humanity, and leading the Carter Center's initiatives to address global health challenges.
Georgians have long admired Carter's tireless work ethic and his unwavering dedication to making a positive impact both locally and internationally. His legacy as a statesman and humanitarian will continue to inspire future generations.
