Jimmy Carter's memorial service was one of the most uplifting things I've seen in years.
It was a celebration of goodness --a reminder that true goodness does, and can exist. All we have to do it to live it daily in our lives and dealings with others. Joe Biden will be remembered similarly.
We haven't heard much about the goodness in people lately. I hope that this will rekindle a commitment to kindness and caring in those who were touched by this truly enlightened man.
Trump had an opportunity to see how a truly great President is honored, and to contemplate on his own remembrance in the not-too-distant future.
He has little ability to be self-reflective, and slept through a lot of the most profound eulogies. But maybe, just maybe, a small spark of desire to remembered as a good man penetrated his empty soul today.
= new reply since forum marked as read
Something I needed at this moment in time.
I especially loved the eulogy delivered by his grandson, Jason.
As for Trump, he'll probably record his own eulogy to be played at this service. No one could capture his life quite like he could. 
