Rosalynn Carter, former first lady, dies at 96

[Anonymous]

Thank you for your service Rosalynn

[Anonymous]

When President Carter whether his greatest moment was winning the presidency or the Nobel Prize, he said neither. It was when Rosalyn accepted his proposal for marriage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When President Carter whether his greatest moment was winning the presidency or the Nobel Prize, he said neither. It was when Rosalyn accepted his proposal for marriage.

+1❤️❤️

[Anonymous]

RIP Mrs. Carter. You most certainly had a life well lived.

[Anonymous]

Nice name - you don’t see girls with classy names like that anymore

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I expect Jimmy will follow suit within days.

+1

+2. I came out to type the same thing.

Sadly yes. He’s been in hospice longer than she was.

[Anonymous]

I had read that Jimmy Carter's mom helped deliver Rosalyn. Jimmy was then three and met newborn Rosalyn a few days later. I always thought that was amazing. Such a long and loving life together.

[Anonymous]

She embodied grace and strength. RIP Mrs. Carter.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I read they thought he had only days when he entered hospice months ago. That man has something special!

He turned 99 last month.

Sadly I think losing his wife might end his will to live.

I can't think of a bigger blessing than living until my late 90s with my wife by my side the entire time, her passing before me (so she wouldn't have to mourn me), and me passing shortly thereafter (so I don't have to live long without her).

The Carters are among the most exemplary and deserve every blessing they've received.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I read they thought he had only days when he entered hospice months ago. That man has something special!

He turned 99 last month.

Sadly I think losing his wife might end his will to live.

I can't think of a bigger blessing than living until my late 90s with my wife by my side the entire time, her passing before me (so she wouldn't have to mourn me), and me passing shortly thereafter (so I don't have to live long without her).

The Carters are among the most exemplary and deserve every blessing they've received.

Amen!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I read they thought he had only days when he entered hospice months ago. That man has something special!

He turned 99 last month.

Sadly I think losing his wife might end his will to live.

I can't think of a bigger blessing than living until my late 90s with my wife by my side the entire time, her passing before me (so she wouldn't have to mourn me), and me passing shortly thereafter (so I don't have to live long without her).

The Carters are among the most exemplary and deserve every blessing they've received.

Amen!!!

+1, Amen

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I read they thought he had only days when he entered hospice months ago. That man has something special!

Two lives well-lived. I can imagine that Jimmy held on to care for Rosalynn — to the end.
Lovely people. They walked the walk.

RIP Rosalynn. ✨

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I read they thought he had only days when he entered hospice months ago. That man has something special!

Two lives well-lived. I can imagine that Jimmy held on to care for Rosalynn — to the end.
Lovely people. They walked the walk.

RIP Rosalynn. ✨

+1 so very true

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She was classy and real. She was the last First Lady to send her child to a DCPS school instead of an elite, mega-bucks private.

+1 Nothing phony about the Carters

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When President Carter whether his greatest moment was winning the presidency or the Nobel Prize, he said neither. It was when Rosalyn accepted his proposal for marriage.

A love story for the ages.