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0:43Now PlayingFormer President Jimmy Carter was wheeled into the small-town Georgia church where he taught Sunday School to pay his final respects Wednesday to his late wife Rosalynn at an intimate, private funeral service.
The 99-year-old’s outfit included a red lei, an apparent homage to the time he and Rosalynn spent in Hawaii while Jimmy was serving in the Navy.
The 39th president listened as his sons Jeff and Jack spoke of their mother’s compassion during the service at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, and as Pastor Tony Lowden offered a personal eulogy for the former first lady.
“She was kind, loving, and caring,” grandson Josh Carter said at the service, according to The New York Times.
Pastor Tony Lowden described Rosalynn as “one of the greatest women in the world” and said that no one on the planet could “say anything bad” about her.
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