Jimmy Carter in Maryland through the years

Former President Jimmy Carter, now 98, entered home hospice care in Plains, GA, according to a statement from the Carter Center on Saturday. 2010 caption: Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalynn toured a seven-block stretch of Jefferson Street in East Baltimore, between Chester Street and Milton Avenue, where Habitat for Humanity is rebuilding ten rowhouses, and then the Carters spent over an hour working inside 2416 Jefferson Street, the future home of Tymeerah (CQ) Butts. A total of 86 homes, in honor of Pres. Carter's 86th birthday, are being rehabilitated by volunteers this week, including ten in Baltimore, ten in Annapolis, and others in Washington, D.C., Birmingham, AL, and Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN. (Amy Davis/Staff)

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Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalynn toured a seven-block stretch of Jefferson Street in East Baltimore, between Chester Street and Milton Avenue, where Habitat for Humanity is rebuilding ten rowhouses, and then the Carters spent over an hour working inside 2416 Jefferson Street, the future home of Tymeerah Butts. A total of 86 homes, in honor of Pres. Carter’s 86th birthday, are being rehabilitated by volunteers this week, including ten in Baltimore, ten in Annapolis, and others in Washington, D.C., Birmingham, AL, and Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN. (Amy Davis/Staff)

Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter

Amy Davis/Baltimore Sun

Former President Jimmy Carter blows away sawdust as he cuts a piece of wood with assistance from his wife Rosalynn as they labored with other Habitat for Humanity volunteers inside a home on the 2400 block of Jefferson Street in East Baltimore. (Amy Davis/Staff).

Baltimore, MD -- 10/5/10 -- bz-jimmy-carter-habitat-06-davis -j- Taja Cole, left, future homeowner of one of ten homes being rehabilitated by Habitat for Humanity volunteers on Jefferson Street in East Baltimore, was presented with a bible by Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, who posed for a photo with her, Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake, (standing between the Carters) and other volunteers and staff for Habitat for Humanity. Amy Davis [Sun Photographer] #9244

Taja Cole, left, future homeowner of one of ten homes being rehabilitated by Habitat for Humanity volunteers on Jefferson Street in East Baltimore, was presented with a bible by Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, who posed for a photo with her, Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake, (standing between the Carters) and other volunteers and staff for Habitat for Humanity. (Amy Davis/Staff)

Baltimore, MD -- 10/5/10 -- bz-jimmy-carter-habitat-06-davis -h- Former President Jimmy Carter waves to onlookers as he and wife Rosalynn worked with other volunteers for Habitat for Humanity inside 2416 Jefferson Street, the future home of Tymeerah (CQ) Butts. A total of 86 homes, in honor of Pres. Carter's 86th birthday, are being rehabilitated by volunteers this week, including ten in Baltimore, ten in Annapolis, and others in Washington, D.C., Birmingham, AL, and Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN. Amy Davis [Sun Photographer] #9364

Former President Jimmy Carter waves to onlookers as he and wife Rosalynn worked with other volunteers for Habitat for Humanity inside 2416 Jefferson Street, the future home of Tymeerah (CQ) Butts. A total of 86 homes, in honor of Pres. Carter’s 86th birthday, are being rehabilitated by volunteers this week, including ten in Baltimore, ten in Annapolis, and others in Washington, D.C., Birmingham, AL, and Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN. (Amy Davis/Staff)

Naval Academy June Week 1978 - President Jimmy Carter speaking at Naval Academy Graduation. Baltimore Sun Staff File Photo by Walter M. McCardell.

Naval Academy June Week 1978 – President Jimmy Carter speaking attend Naval Academy Graduation. (Walter M. McCardell/File photo)

Naval Academy June Week 1978 - President Jimmy Carter and first lady Rosalynn Carter at Naval Academy Graduation. Baltimore Sun Staff File Photo by Walter M. McCardell.

Naval Academy June Week 1978 – President Jimmy Carter and first lady Rosalynn Carter attend Naval Academy Graduation. (Walter M. McCardell/Staff file photo)

BALTIMORE, MD--NOV. 20, 1997--Former President Jimmy Carter was interviewed at the Harbor Court Hotel about his new book, "Sources of Strength." Photo by Algerina Perna/staff B.

Former President Jimmy Carter was interviewed at the Harbor Court Hotel on November 20, 1997 about his new book, “Sources of Strength.” (Algerina Perna/staff file photo)

Former President Jimmy Carter shakes the hand of nine-month-old Warren Pekarek, held by his father Army Capt. David Pekarek of Germantown, Md., during a book signing at Borders Book Store at White Flint Mall, Tuesday night, Jan. 17, 1995 in Bethesda, Md. Women in center is unidentified. (AP Photo/Mark Wilson)

NAVAL ACADEMY JUNE WEEK 1978 - President Jimmy Carter speaks at Naval Academy Graduation. (Pat Carter/File photo)

NAVAL ACADEMY JUNE WEEK 1978 – President Jimmy Carter speaks at Naval Academy Graduation. (J. Pat Carter/File photo)

Baltimore Sun photo by J. Pat Carter

Rosalynn Carter, Senator Charles Mathias, President Jimmy Carter and Admiral Kinnard McKee, Superintendant of the U.S. Naval Academy

Carter / Check with Baltimore Sun Photo

NAVAL ACADEMY JUNE WEEK 1978: President Jimmy Carter and acting Maryland governor Blair Lee III.

WHEATON, MD--6/28/04--Former President Jimmy Carter walks out of funeral services for Mattie Stepanek, 13, who died last week of a rare form of muscular dystrophy. President Carter gave the eulogy at the funeral, which took place at St. Catherine Laboure church in Wheaton, Md.Monday, June 28, 2004. The Baltimore Sun/Nanine Hartzenbuschdigital image # 107

Former President Jimmy Carter walks out of funeral services for Mattie Stepanek, 13, who died of a rare form of muscular dystrophy. President Carter gave the eulogy at the funeral, which took place at St. Catherine Laboure church in Wheaton, Md. on Monday, June 28, 2004. (Nanine Hartzenbusch/Staff file photo)

WHEATON, MD--6/28/04--Former President Jimmy Carter embraces Jeni Stepanek, mother of Mattie Stepanek, 13, who died last week of a rare form of muscular dystrophy. They were attending the funeral of Mattie Stepanek, which took place at St. Catherine Laboure church in Wheaton, Md.Monday, June 28, 2004. The Baltimore Sun/Nanine Hartzenbuschdigital image # 35

Former President Jimmy Carter embraces Jeni Stepanek, mother of Mattie Stepanek, 13, who died of a rare form of muscular dystrophy. They were attending the funeral of Mattie Stepanek, which took place at St. Catherine Laboure church in Wheaton, Md. on Monday, June 28, 2004. (Nanine Hartzenbusch/Staff file photo)

President Jimmy Carter, Tip O’Neil and Bowie Kuhn attend the seventh game of the World Series at Memorial Stadium between the Baltimore Orioles and the Pittsburgh Pirates in Oct., 1979.

Joseph A. DiPaola / Baltimore Sun file photo

Jimmy Carter visited Maryland and spoke in May of 1976.

Walter M. McCardell / Baltimore Sun file photo

Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter, left, says a political hello to former Senator Joseph D. Tydings during a stop at Christ Church Harbor Apartments. Mr. Carter is doing some extra campaigning for the May 18, 1976 presidential primary.

Richard Childress / Baltimore Sun file photo

Jimmy Carter campaigns for President in Baltimore in August, 1975.

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Lieutenant James Earl Carter Jr., USN, 39th American President. President James Earl “Jimmy” Carter graduated from the Naval Academy in 1946 with distinction, after which he was assigned to USS Wyoming (E-AG 17) as an ensign.

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