Jimmy Carter is now 100 years old. See photos of his incredible post-presidency life
Peanut farmer, Habitat for Humanity champion and forever a diplomat. Carter has been busy since his presidency ended 43 years ago in 1981
Former President Jimmy Carter became the first president to live to be 100 years old on Tuesday
The one-time peanut farmer's retirement years are a study in grace, as at one time Carter was as likely to be found at a Habitat for Humanity build site as he was on a post-presidency diplomatic mission.
The Nobel Peace Prize-winner was part of a group of world leaders called "The Elders" and was one of the leading figures pushing for the eradication of Guinea worm disease, a task that is nearly complete.
Carter has been in hospice for over 19 months and has said that he is hanging on for an opportunity to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris.
In honor of Carter's 100 years on Earth, here is a selection of photos from Jimmy Carter's life after the presidency.