"An obituary written by journalists who lived to be 100 years old and died first will be published."

The Washington Post reported that an obituary written by reporters who died before Carter, who recently died, lived to the age of 100.

Media companies routinely write obituary articles containing achievements during their tenure in advance in preparation for the death of the former president, but as Carter lived a long life, obituary articles written decades ago were sent.

Roy Reid, who passed away in 2017, was listed in the obituary of the New York Times on the 29th of last month when former President Carter died.

The names of reporters Edward Walsh and Herald Jackson, who have already passed away, were also included in the Washington Post and the Guardian's obituary.

The Guardian's obituary editor said celebrities will prepare for obituary articles when they reach the age of 70, explaining that they currently have about 2,000 obituary articles about surviving figures.