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In reply to the discussion: Some notes I took during the Carter funeral. [View all]wnylib
(25,772 posts)73. I know better than to wish that I had the greatness
of Carter. He is, as you said, unique.
But his life example of doing as much as possible with what he had makes me realize that I could have done more with what I have. So I regret that I didn't and want to do what I can from now on. His life is an inspiration to people at all levels, from all backgrounds.
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That was Andrew Young, former Atlanta mayor, and U.N. ambassador during Carter's administration.
Ocelot II
Jan 2025
#2
Did you mean Andrew Young (former civil rights advocate with MLK and former UN ambassador?)
hlthe2b
Jan 2025
#3
I watched it again and it almost looked like he moved his chair forward. Good eye.
cksmithy
Jan 2025
#26
Like you Carter was my first presidential election & Kennedy my first presidential funeral.
CrispyQ
Jan 2025
#22
Thanks for sharing your notes and thoughts..lots to think about and remember..such an extraordinary life
Deuxcents
Jan 2025
#28
This is a very nice post. My wife and I watched the funeral as well. We were surprised that
PatrickforB
Jan 2025
#31