Jimmy Carter’s 100th birthday marked by naturalization ceremony, tributes at Carter Center

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On October 1, 2024, former President Jimmy Carter celebrated his 100th birthday with a heartfelt naturalization ceremony at the Carter Center in Atlanta. The event brought together staff, visitors, and admirers who took the opportunity to pay tribute to Carter's remarkable life and legacy. Attendees shared personal anecdotes and reflections, emphasizing the profound impact Carter has had on American society and the world through his humanitarian efforts. Known for his commitment to peace, democracy, and human rights, Carter's presidency remains a significant chapter in U. S.

history. The ceremony not only acknowledged his milestone age but also highlighted the values he has championed throughout his life. Participants expressed their gratitude for his ongoing influence and the inspiration he continues to provide. This celebration was a poignant reminder of the importance of civic engagement and public service, echoing Carter's lifelong dedication to these ideals. As the nation reflects on his contributions, the event served as a gathering point for those committed to continuing his legacy of service.

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