Rosalynn Carter, Former First Lady, Breathes Her Last at 96 Amidst Battling Dementia Rosalynn Carter, the former First Lady of the United States, passed away on Sunday, exhaling her last breath at the age of 96. Suffering from dementia for an extended period, she peacefully departed on Sunday, as announced by the Carter Center.

Known for her dedication to mental health issues globally, Rosalynn, alongside her husband, President Jimmy Carter, established the Carter Center to address mental health challenges. The Center recently revealed the sad news of her passing.

Rosalynn Carter played a significant role in advocating for global mental health awareness. In a union that spanned 77 years, she and President Jimmy Carter gained a unique place in American history. President Jimmy Carter expressed deep sorrow and concern over the loss of his beloved wife, highlighting her contributions to humanity and her remarkable role in their shared successes.