The Secret Service offers heartfelt condolences on the passing of former President Jimmy Carter. His commitment to peace, human rights and service touched countless lives, leaving a legacy of integrity and grace. It was an honor to protect him and his family.

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We mourn the loss of former President Jimmy Carter and reflect on moments he and his family shared with our agency. June 30, 1979: The First Family’s visit to Seoul, South Korea, was met with warm greetings from well-wishers. (Carter Presidential Library)

As we mourn the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, we reflect on some of the moments he shared with our agency. President Jimmy Carter and President Anwar Sadat in Cairo, Egypt, March 8, 1979. (Credit: Jimmy Carter Presidential Library)

As we mourn the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, we reflect on some of the moments he and his family shared with our agency. President Jimmy Carter waving to the crowd during a visit to Columbus, Ohio, May 29, 1980. (Credit: Jimmy Carter Presidential Library)

As we mourn the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, we reflect on some of the moments he and his family shared with our agency. The President and First Lady Rosalynn Carter greeting well-wishers in Tuscumbia, AL, Sept. 1, 1980. (Credit: Jimmy Carter Presidential Library)

As we mourn the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, we reflect on some of the moments he shared with our agency. President Jimmy Carter campaigning in Marion, Illinois, Oct. 13, 1980. (Credit: Jimmy Carter Presidential Library)

For more than 48 years, the Secret Service protected former President Jimmy Carter. His legacy from Naval officer to President to Nobel Peace Prize winner and philanthropist has been one of service, humility and kindness. It was an honor to protect him and his family.