Habitat for Humanity in Sacramento honors the loss of Jimmy Carter



Carter and his late wife Roslynn worked with Habitat for Humanity for over four decades alongside more than 100,000 volunteers. The Carters helped renovate and repair more than 4,400 homes.

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4 thoughts on “Habitat for Humanity in Sacramento honors the loss of Jimmy Carter”

  1. I'm gonna say it.. and idc what anyone has to say. First of all, I served in the military so I know what locking your knees do. Second, it appears he turns around and catches his fall. When you pass out, you don't attempt to catch yourself. That's a natural body defense to prevent injury when falling, you don't do that when you're passing out.

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