In Jimmy Carter's hometown of Plains, people remember the former president
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"This next week was gonna be our packing up Christmas," said Jillian Williams, a fixture in the local business community. This sentiment reflects how the town has shifted its focus to mourning former President Jimmy Carter, who died at 100. He was a significant part of Plains, where he began his journey in politics and worked for peace and human rights post-presidency, leaving a lasting impression on his community and the world."
"It makes me feel good that I'm able to do that for them," said Agnes McAllister, a local innkeeper preparing for the arrival of the Carter family. She expressed pride in providing comfort during a time of grief, emphasizing the close-knit nature of this community and the bond they share with their most famous resident."
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