ATLANTA (AP) — Jimmy ... farm bell rang 39 times to honor Carter's place as the 39th president. Beside the house, there remains the tennis court that Carter's father, James Earl Carter Sr ...

Carter gleaned the basics on his father’s farm ... his Navy years, Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter chose unfurnished military housing to stretch his $300 monthly wage, and he built their furniture ...

It’s an accumulation of a million things built on ... family peanut farm and taking his first political steps, winning election to the Georgia Senate in 1962. Jason Carter, Jimmy Carter ...

Jimmy Carter's state funeral was ... followed by burial at the family's peanut farm in Plains, Georgia. The plane carrying Carter's remains landing Thursday around 3:30 p.m. at Lawson Army ...

She has worked on neglected tropical diseases with the Carter Center and former president Carter. Jimmy Carter’s work ... The organization is built on a commitment to human rights and the ...

As the United States said its final farewell to President Jimmy Carter ... to honor Carter. After leaving the White House, Carter traveled the world and donated his time to help build, renovate ...

As the U.S. says goodbye to former President Jimmy Carter ... Hurless met Carter countless times when she lived in Plains and worked for Habitat for Humanity. When Carter built homes, Hurless ...

Jimmy Carter, who considered himself ... continuity and conflicts across U.S administrations. Carter normalized relations with China, building on Richard Nixon’s outreach to Beijing.

Since Jimmy Carter ... extent of Carter’s career. But when Carter's father died of cancer in 1953, he decided to leave the Navy to go back to Georgia to take over the family farm.

Paul Biebel was a Vermont farm boy who ... would miss him on building projects going forward. Years later, sitting on his couch in Vermont, Biebel smiled when he saw Jimmy Carter on television ...

While "From a Peanut Farm to the Presidency" often serves as the standard description of Jimmy Carter ... bridge-building ability extended well beyond Georgia and defined Carter's presidency.