I was proud to vote for President Carter twice. My wife and I truly loved the Carters. Their kindness and dedication to service was an inspiration for so many people, and will forever be missed. Jimmy and Rosalynn are holding hands tonight. So let’s not mourn but rejoice in a life well lived.

Jimmy Carter's existence made the world a better place, I'm proud that he was a fellow Georgian.

President Carter modeled Faith in Action for all to see and be inspired.

When I was a boy my mother first shared with me all of the wonderful things that Jimmy Carter did in his presidency. She then went on to tell me of even more he did with Habitat for Humanity. I was also inspired by his steadfast faith. My family has always been involved in the service industry and trying to help volunteer to bring joy to people. I eventually got into the trades help and those who have difficulty helping themselves at their current stage in life. Following president Jimmy Carter’s example, and the wonderful compassion had for others, I always be inspired by his generosity, steadfastness, and never wavering faith. I will continue lifting peoples spirits as President Jimmy Carter did for so many years.

A great life, a great legacy, a great man. What a loss to our world.

As a Habitat volunteer in high school and college, President Carter’s dedication and goodness was inspiring. The world is a better place because of Jimmy and Rosalynn. Prayers to the family.

My first Habitat experience was in Tucson, AZ working with people of all stripes from all states harmoniously.

Jimmy Carter was the first president I voted for. In autumn 1976, I was a college freshman and campaigned for him on my campus. He was so popular with young people; a true “everyman.” I was still 17 and couldn’t vote for him in ‘76, but 4 years later in ‘80, I proudly cast my first presidential vote for Carter-Mondale. I am 65 now and will miss my hero every day. Bless you, President Carter!

He truly cared about the importance of having a home in which to center one’s life. He lived long and well in service to others.

I feel such gratitude with his compassion for others, deep faith, and love for all. His compassion was spot on!

I've never donated before, but I'm donating $100 to Habitat in honor of President Carter.

With so much respect I honor this great humanitarian. He and Rosalynn dedicated their lives to helping people building homes with Habitat for Humanity! Not a sleezy lying politician who cared more about money than kindness! Thank you President Jimmy Carter! ❤️

The world lost a good man. RIP Jimmy Carter and thank you for your endless service to humanity and the needs of others during your time on Earth.

Thank you, Mr. President. RIP 🙏

The world lost a man who epitomized public service and service to others. We can all learn a lot from the life he led in helping us be better for the world we are living in.

President Carter was the first president I came to know ultimately because of Camp David and his humanity. During his presidency, we were forced to leave our country and migrated to the US. I loved how he cared about people and certainly his zeal for Habitat for Humanity. Well done, humble servant of Lord. RIP

You were a great friend to my father he enjoyed talking to you on the phone. God bless you and welcome home.

What a kind, generous, wonderful man President Carter was. He is to be admired for his ethics and honesty.

As we reflect on Jimmy Carter, he was not just a president; he was a beacon of kindness and resilience. His work with Habitat for Humanity and his commitment to eradicating diseases through the Carter Center, exemplify his belief that every individual deserves dignity and hope. Rest in peace, Mr. President, your legacy of love and service will live in our hearts.

A faithful servant all way through his life, we will dearly miss him, but he has left us a fine example of how to live a life of service to others. God bless you.

Since 1997, a group of about 30 friends has come together at the holidays for a party to raise donations for Habitat, inspired by President and Mrs. Carter’s commitment to Habitat’s mission and the global impact of the Carter Center. We will carry on, remembering their steadfast belief in the dignity of all human beings. Rest in peace, surrounded by Love.

My son Jason worked for Habit for Humanity. I went to visit him in Americas GA. I wanted to meet President Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carder. We waited a bit to have our picture taken with them. He and Rosalynn were so gracious, and my son and I had a picture taken with them. He taught Sunday school at the church when he was in town. Peace makers and helping the poor help themselves. God bless.

Jimmy Carter’s life was one of profound service, guided by his deep faith, unwavering kindness, and an abiding commitment to helping others. Reflecting on his remarkable journey, it’s hard not to feel a deep sense of gratitude for all he did—and a deep sense of loss at the thought of a world without his unique presence. His legacy, both as the 39th President of the United States and in the years that followed, sets a standard that not only defined what it means to lead, but what it means to be a person of integrity and compassion. What stands out most about Carter is the way he lived a life of giving back. After leaving the White House, he didn’t retire from public service—he doubled down. Through the Carter Center, he worked tirelessly to fight disease, promote peace, and ensure that human rights were upheld around the globe. He didn’t just talk about making a difference; he rolled up his sleeves and did it, whether it was building homes with Habitat for Humanity or traveling to remote parts of the world to fight for health and justice. In all of this, he exemplified the highest ideals of selflessness. But beyond his accomplishments, it was Carter’s character that left an indelible mark on all who knew him, and on the country as a whole. His personal faith was the foundation of everything he did, and his kindness was a light in the often divisive world of politics. In a time when so many seem to seek power for their own gain, Carter demonstrated what it means to lead with humility, compassion, and a focus on service over self-interest. He set the standard for what a true public servant should be. As we reflect on his life, there’s a quiet sadness knowing that the world has lost such a rare soul. His absence leaves a gap not just in the political realm, but in the broader moral fabric of our society. We will miss his steady, gentle presence—his reminder that leadership is not about what you take, but what you give. We will miss the way his faith and kindness guided every decision, every action, every word. Jimmy Carter was a living example of how to lead with heart, and that is something we desperately need today.

President Carter was in office when I was in middle school/high school in Germany. My favorite memory is reading about the treehouse he had built for Amy on the White House lawn. Many years later I got to work on a Habitat for Humanity house with my daughter in Tulsa. I have supported the program for years and will continue to do so in his honor. Rest with God, President Carter. You’ll be missed.

December 29, 2024 was a sad day for me when I heard President Jimmy Carter had passed away, even though I knew it was inevitable. Whenever I think of President Carter, I think of a genuinely godly man, a true humanitarian, his love for mankind, our country and especially for God. We all should follow the example of Jimmy Carter. If we, as a nation followed his example of love, honor and respect for our country and society we would have a much more peaceful, safer and loving country. Thank you President Carter for your dedication, leadership and utmost respect for mankind. You will be truly missed. It is also an honor to be part of the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento crew. Respectfully from a friend you never met.

He was the best. He cared about people. He was what we still need today. Praying for his family.

President Carter was the ideal Christian. He was kind, accepting, helpful and exceedingly moral. The nation and the world, lost a unique human being with his passing. We will not see his like again.

President Carter is probably one of the best examples of how close a human being can be to complete grace. His work with Habitat and other good works show how one person can truly make a difference. He will remembered as one of our truly great leaders.

I cried when I heard Mr. Carter had died as he was a good, gentle, kind man— I never met him personally but know that what he did was because he loved The Lord Jesus and his fellow man—now he is in Heaven with The Lord and his wife!! I have known about Habitat for Humanity for years and hope it will continue in his legacy!!

I had the great honor of building a house with President Carter. Seeing his dedication firsthand was truly inspirational. May we all strive to serve our God, our families, and our neighbors as loudly and fully as President Carter did. The world will miss him dearly, but I know Rosalynn is ready to welcome him home.

Jimmy Carter entered my life when I was 18 and eligible to vote in the 1976 Presidential Election. I voted for then Governor Carter to be our next President and so he was. Four years later I graduated from college and decided to work for President Carter’s re-election campaign. Although he did not win that election, he did win my heart. Thank you President Carter for giving from your heart.

Thank you to President Jimmy Carter (and Rosalynn) not just for all their extraordinary humanitarian efforts around the world but for being the shining example for all of us on how to live your best life and the true meaning of success through service. I've made a donation to Habitat today in their honor.

The Carters were amazing humanitarians, so well connected to Habitat for Humanity while setting an example for all of us. Long live their spirit!

I vividly remember shaking his hand when he arrived at Hanscom Field AFB in MA, along with my mother, as President. Like him, she was a lifelong Democrat, devoted to volunteer causes her entire life. His hand shake was warm and strong, and simply unforgettable. President Carter was a senior cadet at the Naval Academy the year my wonderful father entered as a plebe. All are resting in peace now.

A God-Fearing man with a thoughtful and generous spirit. A life well lived. Present Carter will be remembered and appreciated by so many. Rest In Heavenly Peace.

Jimmy Carter was one of a kind - a kind we need more of.

President Carter will be remembered as a man of peace and for his wonderful dedication to Habitat for Humanity. He helped so many worldwide. What a great legacy and inspiration for us all. May he rest in peace.

President Carter will be remembered as a man of peace and for his wonderful dedication to Habitat for Humanity. He helped so many worldwide. What a great legacy and inspiration for us all. May he rest in peace.

I was in elementary school during President Carter's term so what I know is what I've learned after his time as President. All I can say is “Thank you, President Carter, for showing the country what true service is. You will be forever remembered.”

An honorable life. Thank you for your selfless service.

The Carter’s were instrumental in helping me, a single mother with two children, in owning my own home. We thank God for their example and wish them a beautiful eternity with our Father, and Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

When I remember President and Mrs. Carter, my first thought will always be, “Well done, good and faithful servants.” Their entire lives were devoted to the welfare of others, and the world would be a better place if we followed in their footsteps. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen.

Thank you for giving your time, talent and treasure to people that are less fortunate.

I remember watching and listening to Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter during the Edmonton 2017 Carter Work Project build. I was amazed by their energy, wit and good humor as they worked and inspired us with their work ethic, comradery and 'do unto others' philosophy of helping others whenever and wherever possible. You will be missed but not forgotten. With gratitude.

Saw them, but never shook hands, a great inspiration and a great president, prayers for the family.

Teresa and I fondly remember having lunch with the Carters during their visit to Kathmandu. They were gracious hosts.

I celebrate the life of both Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter who were citizens of the world and after his presidency, having devoted their life to looking out to help humanity. Thank you for your service! Blessings & love, & compassion!

President Carter has been such an inspiration to me. He was a man who lives his faith out loud and preached by his example and by doing the work he was called to do. May his legacy be an example to us all!

May peace and comfort be with his family through these times of grief!

We miss political leaders of high character like him and activists in our society who embody humility, compassion, and integrity.