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Remembering Rosalynn Carter

White House portrait of Rosalynn Carter taken on August 16, 1979. (Karl H. Schumacher / White House Photographer)

Credit: Karl H. Schumacher / White House Photographer

Credit: Karl H. Schumacher / White House Photographer

White House portrait of Rosalynn Carter taken on August 16, 1979. (Karl H. Schumacher / White House Photographer)
Nov 19, 2023

Rosalynn Carter, the wife of former President Jimmy Carter, died Sunday, the Carter Center announced. She was 96.

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