President of the United States seems like a life pinnacle but not for Jimmy Carter. Your legacy is much more than that. You touched many lives and led by example. Staying grounded, humble and devoting your life to lifting up others. I say to you now - Rest in Peace, but doubt that is possible for you. I know you will continue to help humanity from above.

The passing of President Carter is not only a huge loss of a leader to the people of America, but all in the world. Mr. Carter lived out his faith and served people around in different forms with humility in his life. Through his unceasing efforts, many places could have peace restored and people's lives were bettered. Mr. Carter, thank you for demonstrating the Christ-like example of servant leadership and showing many how to live a life of service. May God continue to bless many through the good work you have done, and award you eternal rest in peace with him.

It was my absolute pleasure to go to Plains, GA and Americus in 2007, and see the places where this wonderful President was born and the HFH organization took root. Jimmy Carter has been an inspiration - I am a Habitat GTA (Canada) supporter because of his example. Rest in peace and light.

Jimmy Carter was a long time hero of mine, modeling humble, can-do, Christian humanitarian action. I'm re-reading his book, “Living Faith”, that reveals how he saw political defeat as an opportunity to release the power of the love of God in Christ to serve the poor, give sight to the blind, build homes for the homeless and be a global peacemaker. I thank God for Jimmy Carter. May we all be gracious, humble, courageous, merciful Christ-like believers in action as he was!

Thank you Mr. President for being the man you were. Growing up as a little girl I remember the countless visits to my grandparents house, horse back riding and many other things. As I got older you started visiting my home and my kids attending Vacation Bible School with you at your church and those memories will last with me forever. Well done Mr. President Carter.

A man who truly lived out his faith in works and deeds. We are all the richer for him and his life partner.

A man of Peace and Integrity, who had the courage to live his life trying to do the right things. You and Rosalynn have helped and inspired many. May you both now, rest in Peace. The world is grateful for your service.

I have been working for the urban poor since 1986 under a government agency, an office catering for the sector across countries. I came across Habitat for Humanity in 1999 when we were having our housing event for the sector. I learned about the large group of volunteers buildings homes in our country, with former US President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn. I cannot forget that it was said to be the “first blitz build” in Asia with multiple sites in our country was chosen. We where having a program back then in Paran̈aque and Cavite. I am so proud and grateful for the BIG HELP of HFH for my countrymen, to have a decent home, an opportunity to live life in peace and comfort. Salamat.

A true gentleman in the purest sense and a true humanitarian; we need more Jimmy Carters to help calm this world! Rest in peace President Carter.

The integrity I felt in Carter as a first time voter in 1976 has never wavered. His image has warmed my heart over the decades and will continue to inspire me. That and his kindness and dedication to humans in all walks of life.

Thank You Mr. President For Your Enduring Legacy Of Giving. Your Messages Of Hope & Promise. Mr. President, It Is Because Of Your Example That I Got Into Volunteering To Help Others When They Needed It Most. You Will Be Greatly Missed! I'm Excited For You Now, As You Can Dance Once Again With Rosalynn! God Bless You, Mr. President, Jimmy Carter.

I’ve been watching coverage on the and legacy of Jimmy Carter. I remember my dad taking me to see him when he came to Columbus, Ohio. He was at Mt Vernon Plaza. To make sure I was remembering correctly I check to see if there was anything out there about his visits to Columbus, Ohio and I found this: “During his presidential campaign in 1976 and time in the White House, Jimmy Carter visited Columbus a number of times. On Sept. 9, 1976, Carter visited Columbus while campaigning. On Sept. 23, 1978, he spoke at the dedication of Mount Vernon Plaza on the Near East Side. On May 29, 1980, during his unsuccessful campaign for re-election, he gave a speech at the Nationwide Insurance plaza.” I was 6 years old in 1978 when I saw President Carter and that visit is one of earliest childhood memories that I still remember. I remember there being a huge crowd and sitting on my dad shoulder to get a better look. RIP to a great man and humanitarian.

Carter was a person who walked the walk and the world was better for his time on it. I grieve his passing.

Thank you.

I was fortunate to have been able to be a small part of perhaps the first Habitat Build in Newmarket probably more than 15 years ago. President Jimmy and Mrs. Rosalynn Carter will now rest in peace for eternity! May God bless them!

The world has lost a great human being! You exemplify peace, love and kindness to all you encounter! May your soul rest in eternal peace!

In 1987, I had the pure joy and honor of meeting President Carter, when he accepted the Albert Schweitzer Prize for Humanitarianism on behalf of Habitat for Humanity at The Johns Hopkins University. What an incredible person, humanitarian, Christian, and inspiration he was, and what a legacy he leaves. God bless him. Thank you, President Carter.

I remember as a child growing up in Plains, Ga Uncle JC to us. Some Saturdays morning he's eating breakfast with my grandparents Governor and Lillie Mae Wilson. Also I can remember him stopping by my house picking my kids and the neighborhood kids up for Sunday School or Bible study at his church. My grandson Noah Hosley was born in 2011 and President Carter gave him his first teddy bear. RIP UNCLE JC

Dear Mr. President, I hope that the first words God said to you when he met you in heaven was, You got it! Job well done the world is better because of you, Rest now. Thank you Sir.

HE is what this country needs in a President. A true gentleman. Humble yet assertive, productive yet compensating. What a loss for our country at this time in its history. I had the pleasure of working on a Carter Work Project in Harlem where the team stayed in the Harlem YMCA. He and Mrs. Carter were on my floor down the hall which exemplifies a man of the people with a QUIET strength.

The Carters represent what is best in our world - faith, commitment, service to others and integrity. Habitat is blessed that the Carters answered the call of Millard and Linda Fuller to help Habitat for Humanity. Many families' lives have been touched by the work of their own hands but also by the influence they exercised to bring attention to the Habitat ministry. Blessed are the peacemakers!

I remember Jimmy Carter being in Washington building houses for Habitat for Humanity. I was in high school soon to graduate but it was so nice to hear and see a president working side by side with ordinary people and he was really enjoying it.

Although I wasn’t born when you were president, I’ve learned about how much of a humanitarian you were and for that I am grateful. Thank you for your dedication and service and may you rest in peace. God Bless!

Dear Mr. President Carter, may God's angel escort you to Mrs. Carter for a faithful reunion. Thank you for all your servitude. Humanity and moral ethics outline as a human being. Thank you for showing us faith and perseverance, civility, and standing without power chasing. Thank you for your service and servitude to us all. Well done, thy good and faithful servant. I am honored to know of you during my lifetime and yours.

What a wonderful legacy of helping others former President Carter leaves behind. His life's work should inspire everyone with a regard for human decency.

I’m honored to have met President Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter back in Atlanta, Ga c. 1991. He was there to answer questions on one of his rural county housing projects. He took time to address each person. Both were very gracious. I will miss your great humanitarian work, Mr. Carter. RIP.

President Carter was a role model for Presidents. Ethical, honorable, moral and a man of integrity. He will be greatly missed.

President Carter was truly an exceptional human being. Not because he was POTUS, but because of all the work he had done for humanity. Be it human rights, fair elections, eradicate diseases, or building homes. The world lost a true hero. But I can take comfort that he is with his beloved Rosalynn now. Thank you for all you have done, President and Mrs. Carter!

I had the honour of meeting President Carter and his wife at Fort Saskatchewan in 2017 during a Habitat build. Truly inspirational to see their passion and inspiration to help families have safe, affordable and decent homes. Thank you for your service.

I’m just so humbled by the work he did but more importantly by the faith he demonstrated day in and day out. He was the first president I knew in my life. I never met him but have always respected the life he lived. Well done sir well done.

May God give the family peace in knowing President Carter has earned his crown on Earth, and in Heaven. What an amazing man!

We thank Mr. Carter for his love for people in general, he didn't see color he just saw people in need, he was a rare Jewel, our hearts are sad, but God has said come and get your reward, you good and faithful servant enjoy the joy of the Lord, him and his wife were good examples for everyone, when time for us to leave this world, this is a Blessed way to go. We Love Him and we will see Him when we get there 🌹

Rest in peace - you have earned it. Thank you for your service to mankind.

REST IN PEACE. Thank you President Carter and the Carter family for your service seen and un-seen.

I visited President Carter for a Sunday school session when I was only 14 years old and I am not 57. I was in awe of the peacefulness he brought and his kindness. I have never met such a servant leader who epitomizes what Christ teaches us to be aside from him, his wife, and my late mother. I, along with the world, was blessed to know and experience President Carter.

I will forever carry Mr. & Ms. Carter in our hearts. The time we spent standing with you at the Washington Cathedral after the Benning Road Bliss Build. Thank you so much for a lifetime experience. I will never forget the Carters. I'm one of the Benning Road Home owners, thank you! The family memories that you allowed me to receive with my family is so heart warming. I will always keep you in my heart!

President Carter left an amazing legacy! He lived his values through his faith and his work with Habitat for Humanity. His leadership, service, humility and genuine caring for others has been so inspiring and has made our community, our nation and our world a better place. Thank you! RIP

President Jimmy Carter has had such a positive impact on my life. My Parents loved his drive, his ethics, his kind heart and all he did for others. They admired the wonderful examples of kindness he set for the world genuinely, before he was President, during, and after, from his heart. As an adult, I gladly do what I can to carry on his legacy in word and deed. Rest in peace, President Carter. Now, you and Mrs. Rosalynn Carter are reunited in Heaven.

My experience volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, inspired by President Carter, profoundly impacted my life. I'll never forget my time in Ndola, Zambia.

Highly effective and influential 4-years in the White House, preceded by more than 40 in service to GA (and the nation by 10-yrs in Navy) AND ANOTHER 40 in service to WORLD and posterity through Carter Center, HFH and extensive writings (including “Blood of Abraham” and “Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid”). Honored to have spent time w him in Plains as leader of int'l work teams, 3-yrs in a row.

A most wonderful example as a president for his compassion and genuine concern for others. President Carter shall be missed.

My heartfelt condolences to president Jimmy Carter's family, people of Atlanta Georgia, USA, and the global community as a whole. We've lost outstanding leader someone who dedicated his whole life to make sure everyone is treated fairly globally. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Amen.

The people of the WORLD have lost a tremendous friend in the passing of President Carter.

He was a humble, respectable, Christian President who shared and was not ashamed of his faith! His wife was a quiet respectable Christian woman of faith as well! I have deep respect for them both! I hope to see them again in the heavenly bouquet🙏! May his soul rest in peace!

President Carter was a true example for humans to emulate. He inspired me, for certain. I am heading into my tenth year of being involved with Habitat for Humanity. Thank you, Jimmy! May you rest in Peace and Love!

President and Mrs. Carter served our country as role models, state people, loving human beings. Their actions did so much good and inspired others to do similar work. May we continue in their path to creating and sharing safe, efficient, excellent, and affordable housing with fellow Americans and humans around the globe.

R.I.P. President Carter. I never realized what an amazing man you were. I needed your faith and decency. Now you're with Rosalynn the love of your life. You showed us all how to live a faith based life and to care and help people in need. This world needs that now.

Sending condolences to the Carter Family. Thanks President Carter for beening a true Man of God.

President Jimmy Carter was “one in a million”! He was underestimated for his presidential contributions, which were many & significant. But his tireless efforts since leaving office, to promote peace, kindness & aid throughout the world for his entire life is unparalleled by anyone else and truly remarkable.

Jimmy Carter demonstrated through both his words and actions what it means to work for a cause you believe in, through actions great and small. He was a real inspiration, and a true champion of goodness.