Jack Carter Age, Wife, Children, Family, Biography

Bio/Wiki
Birth Name	John William Carter
Profession(s)	• Politician • Businessman • Environmentalist
Physical Stats
Height (approx.)	5′ 10″ (178 cm)
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Medium Blonde
Politics
Political Party	Democratic Party
Political Journey	• Contested the United States Senate election in Nevada (2006) • Won the Democratic nomination against opponent Ruby Jee Tun, a teacher from Carson City, but lost to Republican incumbent John Ensign (15 August 2006)
Military
Service/Branch	United States Navy (USN)
Service Years	1968–1970
Personal Life
Date of Birth	3 July 1947 (Thursday)
Age (as of 2024)	77 Years
Birthplace	Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP), Portsmouth, Virginia, USA
Zodiac sign	Cancer
Nationality	American
Hometown	Portsmouth
College/University	• Georgia Institute of Technology • University of Georgia School of Law (1975)
Educational Qualification(s)	• Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Physics from Georgia Institute of Technology • Juris Doctor form University of Georgia School of Law
Religion	Christianity
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	First Marriage: Year, 1971 Second Marriage: 15 May 1992
Family
Wife/Spouse	First Wife: Juliette “Judy” Langford (m. 1971; div. 1989) Second Wife: Elizabeth Brasfield (m. 1992 – Present)
Children	Son– Jason Carter (lawyer, politician) Daughter– Sarah Carter Stepson– John Chuldenko (filmmaker) Stepdaughter– Sarah Chuldenko (book illustrator)
Parents	Father– Jimmy Carter (politician, humanitarian) (deceased) Mother– Rosalynn Carter (writer, activist, humanitarian) (deceased)
Siblings	Brother(s)– 2 • Donnel Carter • James Carter Sister– 1 • Amy Carter

Some Lesser Known Facts About Jack Carter

Jack Carter was born four days before his parents’ first wedding anniversary in 1947.

He grew up in Plains, Georgia.

Jack started working at his father’s peanut farm warehouse during winter when he was young. He used to get just 10 cents for an hour initially.

When Carter started college in 1965, he had a tough time.

In April 1968, Jack joined the United States Navy, encouraged by his father. He served on the USS Grapple (ARS-7) during the Vietnam War.

In late 1970, Jack Carter was given a general discharge after he was caught smoking marijuana with his 53 classmates at the Naval Reactors Facility (NRF) in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

After serving in the military, Carter graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Later, he started studying at the University of Georgia School of Law.

In 1981, Jack moved from Georgia to Chicago, USA, and worked at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). He later began working at Citibank. He moved to Nevada in 2002.

In 1985, Carter was interviewed for historian David Wallechinsky’s book about the Class of 1965. The book, later titled ‘Class Reunion ’65,’ shared stories from 28 graduates and showed how the Vietnam War changed their lives.