Photos: Former first lady Rosalynn Carter over the years
The Carter Center mourns Rosalynn Carter
Rosalynn Carter is regarded as a humanitarian, a champion for mental health and a beloved first lady. Carter is also the co-founder of the Carter Center in Atlanta where officials who worked alongside she and her husband former President Jimmy Carter during their decades-long commitment to public service say she’ll be greatly missed.
PLAINS, Ga. - Rosalynn Carter, the former first lady and humanitarian who worked to change the stigma around mental health, has died at age 96.
Throughout her life, Carter found ways to give back to each community she touched. Whether it was through campaigning for fair and transparent elections, building homes with Habitat for Humanity or helping remote communities get access to clean water and medication, she was dedicated to lending a helping hand.
The Carter Center made the following photos available through a tribute website and condolence book for the family. They showcase her long life over the years:
The Early Years (1927-1976)
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