During a eulogy at the funeral of late former President Jimmy Carter, House Speaker Mike Johnson reflected on Carter's remarkable legacy and impact on the nation.
Johnson, in his heartfelt speech, highlighted Carter's humble beginnings in rural Georgia and his distinguished service in the US Naval Academy during World War II. He also acknowledged Carter's notable work with Habitat for Humanity, emphasizing the former president's commitment to serving others.
Describing Carter as a president who captured the attention of the nation, Johnson praised his selfless service, his resilience in fighting cancer, and his enduring contributions to society.
Johnson underscored Carter's dedication to his faith, noting how the former president's beliefs guided his actions and motivated him to bring about positive change in the world.
Reflecting on Carter's humanitarian efforts, Johnson highlighted how the former president delivered life-saving medicine in conflict zones, promoted peace in the face of discrimination, and championed the inherent dignity of all individuals as creations in the image of God.
Throughout his eulogy, Johnson painted a portrait of Carter as a man of unwavering faith, compassion, and integrity, whose life and work left a lasting impact on the lives of many.
