From Michigan Executive Office of the Governor <[email protected]>
Subject RELEASE: Governor Whitmer, Lt. Governor Gilchrist Statements on Passing of President Carter
Date December 29, 2024 11:20 PM
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  

December 29, 2024

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*Governor Whitmer, Lt. Governor Gilchrist Statements on Passing of President Carter*

 

*LANSING, Mich. *– Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist II issued the following statements on the passing of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter.

 

"President Carter was a good man and exemplary American who set a powerful example for all of us over the course of his long life.

 

“He rose from peanut farmer to president, serving in the U.S. Navy, the state legislature, and as Governor of Georgia along the way. In the White House, President Carter brokered peace, established the Departments of Energy and Education, advocated for solar energy, and doubled the amount of land for national parks and wildlife refuges.

 

“After serving as the most powerful person on the planet, he dedicated decades of his life to helping those around the world who had the least. He helped build thousands of homes with Habitat for Humanity, and established the Carter Center, focused on health and human rights. And he made time to preach from his community pulpit on Sundays.

 

“President Carter lived an impressive life, driven by fundamental core values that so many of us share: faith, patriotism, and love. My thoughts are with his family.”

 

*Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist*

“Jimmy Carter was an incredible leader who worked every day of his life before, during, and after his presidency to make a difference for his fellow Americans and create a more prosperous and peaceful world. He extended a helping hand toward those in need and fought tirelessly for human rights, global development, and peace.

 

“As a state legislator, governor, president, statesman, and Nobel Peace Prize winner, he understood the unique mission and meaning of public service: helping his fellow citizens live their best lives and reach their full potential. As the nation grieves his passing, let us reflect on the lessons of his life and recommit to following in his footsteps, creating a more connected and conscientious world for all of us.”

 

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