PLAINS, GA Says GOODBYE & Prepares to Bury PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER

[@justrobin6459]

Thank you so much Jordan & Katie. I was so proud to be a fellow Georgian & cast my very first presidential vote for Jimmy Carter back in 1976. I still am very proud of the life he & his beautiful wife lead. Heaven is shining brighter with the two of them up there.

[@surfergirl326]

Thank you Jordan for filming this . He has always been my favorite president. I was a little girl when he became president and have always admitted him. My mom, grandma & aunt went to Plains and brought me back a Peanut necklace. I've always treasured it.🥰

[@theangendeavor9910]

Thank you President Carter for your good work. Jimmy is a reminder of what decency and kindness should be in leadership and beyond.

[@arizonaalchemy7572]

Well said, I met him and Amy once. Very gentle man.

[@6west7r]

@@arizonaalchemy7572 Yes so well said bless all days they where here

[@sandrajewell5288]

Thank you, Jordan! I have seen your previous vlog. This one is special now that he has left this earthly home. Appreciate your work!!!!!

[@hollydaly3160]

What a very pleasant, respectful tribute to Jimmy Carter, thank you for that! We have so much to learn & teach in this world! Great vlog Jordan & Katie, so glad for this🧡🥰

[@RaeAnn_1202]

I lived in Americus and volunteered with Habitat a couple (or 3 1/2 😜) decades ago. I was blessed to visit Plains often, including attending Pres. Carter’s Bible study. We would call the antique store Saturday to see if he would be in town the next morning. I also was enjoyed working with Jimmy and Rosalynn at a couple work projects with Habitat. Both were humble, genuinely kind people. At the work project in Atlanta a security person saw a light in the middle of the night. He investigated to find Jimmy working all by himself to finish the wood railing on the porch so it would be complete for the dedication the next morning. To me that really exemplifies who he was. Doing what needed to be done, quietly and altruistically, helping others because it was the right thing to do. I wish I could be there to pay my respects. Many thanks to you both for this vlog. Beautifully done.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thanks for sharing your memories!

[@karentarr8930]

Loved President Carter, such a humanitarian and passionate person. His habitat for humanitarian homes will always be remembered as to the type of person he is, RIP PRESIDENT CARTER🇺🇸

[@Jim_biis]

Hey Jordan! I just bought an autographed Study bible there a few weeks ago. I made a special trip there after your last video

[@karenleemallonee684]

That was done beautifully & showed much respect, Thank you, Jordan & Katie. 🫡 🇺🇲 🕊️

[@arizonaalchemy7572]

He was a Decent and Kind Man. Such a Beautiful place to be laid to rest. Awesome job on this one Jordan, Thank You. :)

[@people_watcher]

Nicely done video Jordan. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you for the great work that you do to share these stories with us. RIP Jimmy Carter

[@marigold7250]

Great tribute to a really nice man who did so much for so many!

[@mariaday712]

Wonderful video. It's nice to see how much Jimmy is still loved there. I hope they keep everything of the Carter's open so everyone can see where they lived and keep their memories alive. Thank you for showing us around Plains again. Love seeing all the thing. You and Katie take care.

[@AndersonMedia]

I seen a news report the other day saying the home will be turned over to the NPS for tours. They are looking at how to recreate some of the furniture Jimmy made to have on display since the family will have the origional ones.

[@BigDogCha]

Excellent Vlog Jordan. Regardless of our political standings, we should all honor our former leader. ❤️🙏🇺🇸

[@david_bmx1148]

Great vid man HAPPY NEW YEAR Jordan

[@christyborkowski6866]

Thank you for doing this video , best one yet ❤❤❤

[@ivokarmely453]

Jordan, I consider most of your Vlogs, including this one, a great public service to the general public. Often, the focus is made on what is wrong with what is broadcast on the internet, including videos on KZbin. Your videos are amongst the best examples of how the internet can benefit us all. Your videos are organized, interesting, educational, and fun to watch. Thank you for all your hard work in producing and presenting these videos. I have been a fan of your work for many years. Take care, Ivo (Evo)

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thank you Ivo. I try to make the best videos I can.

[@ivokarmely453]

@@DazewithJordantheLionand it shows!!! Great work!

[@karendorsey4780]

President Carter was the most generous person ever to sit in the office of President! He was an humanitarian! A right fighter. He and First Lady Rosalyn Carter were so selfless and giving! Rest Well President Carter.

[@DetroitJohn217]

As others have commented I also would like to thank you Jordan. I have seen your past President Carter videos it's great you took the time and travel back so soon after the President passing for us the viewers to be able to see and witness. And political opinions or even while he was in office the president and first lady love of life and country and for the world after their time in office speaks volumes of their love for mankind once again thank you Jordan and Mrs Jordan

[@opalmanaea2269]

Beautiful! Thank you!

[@RosemarieVillarreal-wh5kz]

Jimmy Carter was one of the nicest people I've ever met. He's a good human.

[@carolm3055]

Very nice presentation! I was a kid, when President Carter was at the WH. I remember that he asked people to wear sweaters to save energy! I still wear something warm, when it’s cold! Rest in peace with your love!!💕

[@debbiecrink7527]

Thank you Jordan for this video I really enjoyed it!

[@beckymungo1333]

I love that they benches to sit on in town.

[@laurenmaclise8447]

I think this is one of my favourite videos of yours. I'm Australian, but I love learning about American history. Knowing how much this man was so beloved and finding about his humble roots, his love for his home and family, well, now it all makes sense. Thank you.

[@cheyenneshere07]

A true public servant if there ever was one, thank you for the tour Jordan.

[@alancumming6407]

This was exceptional Jordan. You produced a documentary that gave us an insight into the heartbeat of a community. With the passing of President Carter we, and by that I speak as an overseas viewer, have lost an individual who served, not only his country, but his fellow man. His passing causes us pause, as we worry we have lost, not only the man, but the belief that previous generations held in regards to service to others. Therefore the greatness of your film lay in the way you managed to capture the legacy of President Carter within the town of Plains. It appears a gentle legacy, yet a great one. On your last visit I think I mentioned the world could do with more people like Jimmy Carter. Perhaps in the future there may just be - and it wouldn't surprise me if they came from a town called Plains.

[@catherine6653]

Amazing tour. Thank you for this. 😊

[@anneiwanowski9653]

Being born and raised in Georgia l so remember Jimmy Carter running for president. His campaign bus came through my hometown of Lawrenceville and my Mother got to meet him! Mother was given a small peanut pin! We loved him and we were proud he was running for president. I believe Willie Nelson smoked a joint on top of the Whitehouse when he performed for President Carter and Roslyn! Loved this Jordan! Ty! Great to see Katie! Take care and safe travels ❤❤

[@karenwaldorf5671]

That was awesome...thank you for sharing!

[@cindyjohnson2300]

Very well done . Rest in peace Mr and Mrs Carter. Thank you for all you did for the people. God bless

[@mynameisvna]

This was such a great tribute to Jimmy Carter. Perfect timing as I'm searching information on him. What a great town!

[@hollydaly3160]

My ‘gut’ tells me that this town is one big warm hug‼️🤗

[@scottrider641]

Thank you President Jimmy Carter. You now belong to the ages 🙏

[@cathyhelmuth823]

My son who is an archeologist did the excavation evaluation and preparation for President Carter and Mrs Carter’s internment area. He said they would come out daily and converse with them about their progress. He loved the time he spent in Plains for their home area to become part of the National Park Service.

[@hoosierwood]

You had great weather. It will be interesting to see Amy.

[@ironickismet8113]

Thanks for documenting the life of such a great man. Your channel is fantastic!

[@rhondashinn4952]

RESPMCT AND WELL DONE! cross

[@stephaniebergeron1030]

Awesome video. Thanks Jordan you always do such a wonderful job!

[@dianeritchey2775]

I enjoyed this tour of Plains and Jimmy Carter’s home. Very well done. You and Katie are both so well spoken and pleasant. 👏😃

[@Tawanda65]

Another great vlog.VEry respectful 🙏 👏

[@trudyeddolls9936]

Excellent video Jordan - very interesting to watch, thank you

[@moeaubs3916]

Once again, I started this video with doubts that I would care. And, once again, I was wrong. This was Fascinating! Your videos often teach me things that I didn't know I would care about. Thanks!

[@anneholden9908]

God Bless him ❤

[@rongenung]

Mrs. Carter is reportedly buried near to, and within sight of, their front porch.

[@neillbickerstaff6671]

Terrible president but an amazing person who’s humanitarian work should not go unnoticed

[@lisabudascasey1234]

Thanks for sharing major history

[@philipedwards8762]

Enjoyed the video. I remember stopping by the train depot as a child with my family in the summer of 1976 while the Presidential campaign was in full swing. It seems like I recall Miss Lillian sitting in a chair there during our visit, but I’m not 100% sure of that. We slowly drove by the Carter house when we passed through Plains again during December of 1976, and a Secret Service agent waved for us to keep moving with his rifle.

[@6west7r]

Thank you very much for your video i am 88 years old and would never be able to go there it was best i have seem it said alot about the family back then times were not so great we where happy having not much but holidays where great thanks again

[@dbowles53]

Loved the video. It was almost like being there.

[@NitaColclasure]

Plains, Georgia, now on my bucket list to visit.

[@KrisOrr-p9c]

Jordan do you still wear a special pair of glasses to locations and than send them off to a special patreon? Just wondering,love watching your cool travels...

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Yes, but people dont really sign up for them anymore

[@VickieBell-z7x]

I would love to visit Plains Georgia where Jimmy Carter lived. He lived a good life. And he volunteered for Habitat for Humanity . They helped build houses for needy family's. Good vlog jordan

[@patporter6125]

Thanks Jordan for showing us the town where Jimmy grew up and lived.👍😎😆

[@HappyHauntsMaterialize]

So weird thinking that, that was Jimmy Carters hometown and boy hood home. Have to get used to referring Jimmy in past tense. Very cool video.

[@sg2823]

RIP Jimmy. He was a down home, not afraid to get his hands dirty, honorable man. Politics aside. Respect for his involvement for Habitat For Humanity. Good show Jordan.

[@katmolina2627]

The reason you probably don’t see “Rest in Peace” signs because Babtist Christians,( which The Carters were) after you pass believe absent from the body present with Christ”.

[@CarolynFigueroa-d4j]

RIP President Carter and First Lady Rosalynn

[@blazefairchild465]

The Carters lived a long successful life.

[@janetmaurer2888]

Thank you Jordan and Katie, for posting this. Can you add the link, for the vlog you did about a year or so ago, about President Carter and his hometown? Ir was awesome and a great companion vlog to this one. That way, everyone can watch it. 😊

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

They are linked at the end of the video

[@janetmaurer2888]

@DazewithJordantheLion thanks! I should've watched the whole vlog first....ugggg

[@margarettucker4055]

RIP President Carter, 🙏

[@master-kq3nw]

He was good man decent man he fight for Peace in the world Rest in peace

[@aprildiaz6298]

I hope you tried boiled peanuts while you were here in GA. I’m from Augusta GA.Another outstanding video!

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Ive never been a fan of them..

[@aprildiaz6298]

@@DazewithJordantheLionoh I love them.

[@mariacardenas4665]

Miss him already

[@kellyhawk4094]

Thank you. He will be buried after the state funeral

[@sydneyadams4758]

On the map you showed your viewers, I saw the grave of their hunting dog Sport...marked with a cross. Maybe they will be near that grave together one day.

[@roknrolbilly]

[@gaylacotton2097]

Should the flags be at half mast?

[@mariacardenas4665]

I don't know what your question is or point