Former President Jimmy Carter's passing has sparked an outpouring of tributes from notable figures and organizations across the United States, particularly from his home state of Georgia. Known for his kindness, devotion, and decency, Carter's legacy as a public servant and humanitarian worker is being celebrated far and wide.
Statements of Remembrance
Former US Rep. Val Demings praised Carter as an example of decency, kindness, and honor, highlighting his lifelong dedication to serving others. The X.Muhammad Ali Center acknowledged Carter as a humanitarian, patriot, and advocate, emphasizing his friendship with Muhammad Ali. Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms described Carter as a good man and servant leader who set a high standard for honoring God, family, and country.
Former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner commended Carter for advocating to expand Medicare coverage during his presidency and continuing his humanitarian efforts post-presidency. The US Holocaust Museum mourned Carter's passing and recognized his role in recommending the establishment of the museum. The White House Historical Association highlighted Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter's efforts to preserve the White House's history through the establishment of the White House Preservation Fund in 1979.
A Life Well Lived
President Jimmy Carter's legacy as a champion of social justice, healthcare reform, and humanitarian causes continues to inspire people of all backgrounds. His commitment to serving 'the least of these' and his unwavering dedication to making the world a better place leave a lasting impact on generations to come.
As the nation mourns the loss of a remarkable leader, the echoes of President Carter's compassion and integrity resonate in the hearts of those who remember him fondly. His life serves as a testament to the power of selfless leadership and the enduring legacy of service to humanity.
