In fact, it’s the same place both Jimmy and Rosalynn received in-home hospice care.
However, there’s more history to the property in Plains than meets the eye.
Evenmany of Jimmy Carter’s grandchildrenhave mentioned how important the house was to the couple.
It’s underneath this willow tree that both Jimmy and Rosalynn will be buried, side-by-side.
Both Jimmy and Rosalynn had a deep history and connection with this area of Georgia.
TheCarter Center, which announced the 39th President’s death onX, formerly Twitter, is a great example.
The organization started in Georgia and has since spread across the country.
Before the former president died, his personal reverend gave an interview to theMorehouse School of Medicine.
And even in his death, Jimmy Carter has given the public a museum to enjoy.
