Jimmy Carter, the first U.S. president to reach the remarkable age of 100, was honored this week with numerous celebrations and reflections on his life and legacy. As he spent his birthday in hospice care, friends and admirers, including celebrities like Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, paid their respects. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp declared a special 'Jimmy Carter Day' to commemorate the occasion. The White House acknowledged Carter's century-long influence with a 'Happy Birthday' display. Various events were held, including a concert and a community service project by Habitat for Humanity. Despite facing health challenges, including cancer, Carter's longevity and commitment to public service were highlighted in numerous tributes. As people around the nation reflect on his journey from humble beginnings to the presidency, they celebrate not just his age, but the enduring impact of his work and faith.