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Hours later, his mother tried to wake him at their Peachtree City, Georgia, home and realized his heart had stopped. He died in a hospital on Sunday morning. The cause of his death has not yet been determined. Former president Jimmy Carter's (center) grandson Jeremy (pictured left in 2009) has died unexpectedly at the age of 28. Carter is seen talking to Jeremy and another grandson Hugo Wentzel (right) in Istanbul, Turkey. Sad news: After Carter shared the heartbreaking news (pictured) about his grandson at the Maranatha Baptist Church in Georgia, he continued with his class and even stayed to take pictures with those in attendance. It comes just two weeks after he told the same group at the Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, Georgia, he was cancer free. Churchgoers told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that after Carter shared the heartbreaking news, he continued with his class and even stayed to take pictures with those in attendance. He was 25 minutes late for his regular slot, the first time he has ever been tardy. Church member Jan Williams told the newspaper: '.I'm not surprised. That's the kind of Christian he is. Everything that happens in life, good or bad, he uses as a teaching experience. He lives his life as a lesson for other people to see.' Jill Stuckey, another member of the congregation, told the Journal-Constitution that Jeremy Carter was a 'great, fun-loving guy.' RELATED ARTICLES. Share this article. 'Life's full of its ups and downs and the Carters aren't immune,' the newspaper quoted her as saying. Rev. Jeremy Shoulta told CNN that Carter was obviously shaken and Jeremy's death seemed to be weighing heavily on him. However he was still able to deliver the lesson like he does every week. He even stayed behind at the end to take pictures. Carter described Jeremy as 'a very special child', according to NBC. He was the son of Annette and Jeff Carter, Jimmy Carter's youngest son. He was preparing to transfer to a university to be closer to family. He recalled a long-ago family ski trip to the Saudi Arabian ambassador's mansion in Colorado when Jeremy asked him about dying. 'Papa are you going to die someday?' Carter recalled him saying. 'And I was really happy that my grandchild was concerned about me.' Jeremy told family members he wasn't feeling well so went for a nap. Hours later his mother tried to wake him and realized his heart had stopped. 'I finally said, "Well Jeremy, everybody's going to die someday",' Carter recalled. To which Jeremy responded, 'When you die, can we still come to [this] place? After news of Jeremy's death surfaced, many took to Twitter to pay their respects to the Carter family. Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton and Reverend Jesse Jackson both paid tribute on social media. Carter, a former peanut farmer, served as U.S. president from 1977 to 1981, losing his reelection bid to Ronald Reagan. While his presidency has been derided by critics as unsuccessful, Carter has built a powerful post-White House legacy, winning a Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 and staying active into his 90s working for causes such as fighting disease in Africa. He died in a hospital on Sunday morning. The cause of his death has not yet been determined. Hillary Clinton was one of the first people to pay their respects to Jeremy after hearing news of his death. Reverend Jesse Jackson also said he would be praying for the former president. On December 6, Carter told the same class that doctors 'didn't find any cancer at all in the brain' on his latest MRI. The former president had revealed in August that medics had removed melanoma from his liver and discovered four small tumors on his brain. Doctors at Emory University's Winship Cancer Institute said last month that he had been responding well to treatment and that he was showing 'no evidence of new malignancy, and his original problem is responding well to treatment'. He received a radiation treatment targeted at those tumors and four doses of Keytruda, a newly approved drug to help his immune system seek out cancer cells appearing anywhere else in his body. The immune therapy likely will continue for one to two years as long as Carter is responding, she said. Hugo James Wentzel. Hugo James Wentzel was born on July 29, 1999 , in t he United States of America . As of 2019, his age is 20 years old with his birth sign Leo. He is the son of Amy Lynn Carter (mother) and James Gregory Wentzel (father). His mother, Amy is an American activist while his father is a computer consultant. His grandparents are Rosalynn Carter and Jimmy Carter while his uncles are Jack Carter, Donnel Carter , and James Carter . Further, his great grandparents are Lillian Gordy Carter, James Earl Carter Sr., Wilburn Edgar Smith , and Allie M. Smith . He is the single child of his parents. Hugo holds an American nationality and belongs to a white ethnicity background. He attended a private school in Ponce de Leon Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia. Hugo James Wentzel’s Relationship Status. Hugo James Wentzel is single and perhaps happy as well. As of now, he is living his simple life together with his family. In the coming days, he will surely find a girl who will truly love him and marry him. His Parents’ Personal Life. His mother, Amy Lynn Carter got married to James Gregory Wentzel. She met her husband James while attending Tulane and got married after a few years in the year 1996 at her own home. After they got married, Amy did not change her last name to Wentzel saying she “belonged to no one.” On July 29, 1999 , she gave birth to a baby boy named Hugo James Wentzel. Following the birth of their son, they moved to the Atlanta area, where they focused on raising their son. Caption: Hugo James Wentzel’s Parents Source: cellcode.us. After she became a mother, Amy reduced her appearances in public protests and political events. However, she has been a board of counselors member of the CarterCenter until now. They nonetheless divorced after a few years of their marriage but they remarried. Carter is also a part of the Carter Center which advocates human rights and diplomacy as well. What is the Net Worth of his Mother-Amy Lynn Carter? As for his net worth, he is very young still 19 years old to have his own net worth and salary. However, he enjoys the earnings of his parents. According to some online sources, the estimated net worth of his mother, Amy Lynn Carter is around $7 million as of 2019. She might earn a huge amount of money through her career. Looking at the huge net worth of his mother, we are sure that Hugo is spending a very luxurious life along with his parents. Hugo James Wentzel’s Mother’s Career. Amy Lynn Carter started her career as a social activist and weighed in on important issues of her society. Also, she has participated in a number of sit-ins and protests during the early 1980s and early 90s. Amy was a keen supporter of race equality and protested against the changing US policies which didn’t concern itself anymore with the anti- apartheid movement in South Africa along with Central America. This pressured the Government in changing its foreign policy. Amy was once arrested for protesting CIA recruitment at the University of Massachusetts. Caption: Hugo James Wentzel’s mother, Amy Lynn Carter’s childhood photo Photo: Wikipedia. Amy wanted the United States to keep working in the direction to make the world a better place to live. Her trial was well-publicized and gathered a lot of public attention. However, she was acquitted of all charges later. Amy illustrated her father’s children’s fiction book The Little Baby Snoogle- Fleejer in the year 1996. Also, she was a commentator on foreign policy like author Robert Kagan. Moreover, she continued her term as a board member of the Carter Centre, a social group established by her father that indulges in advocating social reforms, human rights, and diplomacy. Rakuten Kobo. Not in United States ? Choose your country's store to see books available for purchase. See if you have enough points for this item. Sign in. Synopsis. From the outside, Molly West had everything, beauty, brains, and a career she’d retired from not once, but twice.