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Rosalynn Carter, First Lady and a Political Partner, Dies at 96 (Published 2023)
She helped propel Jimmy Carter from rural Georgia to the White House and became the most politically active first lady since Eleanor Roosevelt.
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter dead at 96 — Fox News
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter passed away at age 96.
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Rosalynn Carter, mental health activist, humanitarian and former first lady, dies at 96 — CNN
Rosalynn Carter, who as first lady worked tirelessly on behalf of mental health reform and professionalized the role of the president’s spouse, died Sunday at the age of 96.
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Former US first lady Rosalynn Carter dies at 96 - NewsBreak
Nov 19 (Reuters) - Former U.S. first lady Rosalynn Carter, who President Jimmy Carter called "an extension of myself" owing to his wife's prominent role in
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Rosalynn Carter, Who Wielded Influence in Turbulent Presidency, Dies at 96 — The Wall Street Journal
Former first lady sat in on cabinet meetings and served as an envoy during Jimmy Carter’s term
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Rosalynn Carter, first lady who championed mental health, dies at 96 — The Washington Post
She sat in on Cabinet meetings of her husband, Jimmy Carter, advised on policy issues and pushed Congress to pass mental health legislation.
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Rosalynn Carter, Influential First Lady and Tireless Mental Health Advocate, Dead at 96 — Rolling Stone
The former first lady died on Sunday in Plains, Georgia, surrounded by family
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Rosalynn Carter, former first lady who pushed for mental health reform, dies at 96 — Los Angeles Times
Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter sat in on husband Jimmy Carter's Cabinet meetings and advocated for mental health legislation. She has died at 96.
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Rosalynn Carter, Former First Lady and Mental Health Advocate, Dead at 96 — People
The former first lady who dedicated her life to mental health and human rights advocacy died at her Plains, Georgia, home on Sunday afternoon, two days after entering hospice care
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