Summary:
NYC joined the nation in mourning the passing of former President Jimmy Carter.
Tributes poured in from Governor Kathy Hochul, Governor Phil Murphy, and Senator Chuck Schumer, highlighting Carter's enduring legacy.
Habitat for Humanity honored Carter's significant contributions to affordable housing and his involvement in their projects.
The Empire State Building lit up in red, white, and blue as a tribute to Carter's life and service.
Carter's post-presidency humanitarian work was widely praised, cementing his place as one of America's greatest citizens.
NYC Pays Tribute to Jimmy Carter
New York City joined the nation in mourning the passing of former President Jimmy Carter. Tributes poured in from political leaders and organizations alike, highlighting Carter's enduring legacy beyond his time in office.
A Humanitarian's Impact
Governor Kathy Hochul shared her personal memories of meeting Carter, calling him an inspiration. Governor Phil Murphy emphasized Carter's post-presidency humanitarian work, solidifying his place among America's greatest citizens. Senator Chuck Schumer noted Carter's impact on countless lives.
Habitat for Humanity's Remembrance
Habitat for Humanity NYC and Westchester County remembered Carter as a champion of affordable housing. They recalled his multiple participation in their building projects, starting with the inaugural Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project in Manhattan in 1984.
A City's Farewell
The Empire State Building illuminated in red, white, and blue to honor Carter's life and service, a powerful visual testament to a life dedicated to public service and humanitarian efforts.
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