Jimmy Carter died Sunday, prompting reactions from Americans everywhere, including Ohio lawmakers.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said he and his wife were “saddened to hear of the death of President Jimmy Carter.”
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DeWine highlighted Carter’s dedication to humanitarian work and his service during WWII which earned Carter a victory medal.
Ohio Congressman Mike Turner describes Carter as, “a man of integrity who was guided by his faith.”
Turner also said he, “extend[s] my heartfelt condolences to the Carter family.”
Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted kept his message short, saying “Thank you President Jimmy Carter for your service to your country and God. May you rest in peace.”
President Joe Biden and his wife spoke of their friendship with Carter in their statement.