Carter is the longest-living U.S. president in history.
, which the Carters established together in 1982, marks 40 years of promoting democracy and advancing public health internationally.
“He is looking at his 98th birthday with faith in God’s plan for him,” the younger Carter, 47, said, “and that’s just a beautiful blessing for all of us to know, personally, that he is at peace and happy with where he has been and where he’s going.”serious fall at home in 2019 President Jimmy Carter, center, takes a tour of the control room at Three Mile Island with Gov. Dick Thornburgh and Harold Denton on April 1, 1979.
“He’s still 100% with it, even though daily life things are a lot harder now,” Jason Carter said. “But one thing I guarantee. He will watch all the Braves games this weekend.”
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