September 25

Billy Carter was an American farmer and businessman born in 1937, best known as the younger brother of President Jimmy Carter. He gained national attention during his brother’s presidency for his folksy demeanor and entrepreneurial ventures, including the marketing of "Billy Beer." Carter ran a peanut farm in Georgia and used his public profile to promote rural business interests. He also formed the company Billy Carter's Peanut Company, making him a household name beyond politics. Despite controversies over his business dealings, he remained a popular folk figure until his death in 1988. Carter’s life highlights the intersection of family, politics, and entrepreneurship in late 20th-century America.

Madeline-Ann Aksich was born in 1956 in Canada. She established a successful career in the corporate sector, where she held senior leadership positions. Aksich founded charitable initiatives focusing on education, arts, and healthcare in her community. She was widely respected for her dedication to social causes and her ability to bring together diverse stakeholders. Her philanthropic legacy continues through the organizations she supported, inspiring future leaders. She passed away in 2005, leaving behind a reputation for generosity and community impact.