| Name | Location | Comments |
| Arthur A. Rall | Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania | If any person should have a stamp, it should be for the Soldier who best served his Country |
| Teresa A. Rall | Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania | Please honor Audie Murphy's deeds with a SERIES of stamps. How many other MEN have gave so much for your's and my freedom? PLEASE! Honor this great man's memory! Thank you. |
| Gil Ramirez | Killeen, Texas | Please look into a stamp series on Audie Murphy ... it's TEXAS STRONG!!! |
| Linda Ramirez | Killeen, Texas | As a Texan, I would be very proud to have a stamp series of Audie Murphy depicting his deeds of heroism. |
| Timothy A. Randall | (not given) | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Lizzie Randolph | Galt, California | Please, we want a stamp of Audie Murphy much more than a Buggs Bunny stamp. In fact, I will not buy the Buggs Bunny stamp. I am very particular of the stamp I put on my letters. |
| William Rankin, Active Navy | Virginia Beach, Virginia | There should be no question! |
| George Rapp | Phoenixville, Pennsylvania | Audie should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Frederick Rasmussen | Painesville, Ohio | Our country needs heroes, especially now, and what finer hero comes to mind for so many Americans than Mr. Audie L. Murphy? Audie L. Murphy is an unblemished courageous war hero and role model for millions. He has earned the respect of his country. America should stop stalling when it comes to recognizing its soldiers. Mr. Murphy's record of accomplishment and the moral lift he gave to his fellow Americans would be difficult to measure. Please pursue the Audie L. Murphy stamp series for your countrymen as well as to honor Mr. Murphy. Thank you. |
| Aaron Rattner, Stamp Collector | Hollywood, California | This man deserves a stamp. Read about his accomplishments. Don't let his memory fade. |
| Amy Raus | Saline, Michigan | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| William Raymond | Killeen, Texas | Audie Murphy should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Register, Bo | MacClenny, Florida | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Patricis Rauusertz | Gent, Belgium | As the winner of one of my country's highest medals for valor and heroism, Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Ron Redd | Mt. Dora, Florida | I loved this man and what he stood for. I strongly recommend that a commemorative stamp be issued in honor of Audie L. Murphy, the most decorated American military service member who ever fought during WWII. If you have any sense of honor and a pair of balls, you'll take care of business. The business of honoring this great American. |
| Terry and Patricia Reiss | Alpine, California | If we cannot honor a true American hero with a memorial stamp by the U.S. Post Office, then we have no business honoring anyone. To commemorate a rock and roll performer and reject someone who defended and stood for America, someone who risked his life to protect the American dream, would make a mockery of all commemorative stamps. He honored his country with everything he had. It is time that we acknowledged his efforts. |
| Ed Render | Las Vegas, Nevada | Please don't let our children forget the MEMORY of one of our Country's greatest heroes! |
| Donald J. Renfroe, Jr. | Las Cruces, New Mexico | Please consider the values this man represented and the importance of letting more Americans know and be proud of their heritage. |
| Debra Renner, Educator | Kempner, Texas | Audie Murphy should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Tom Reynolds | Burkburnett, Texas | Audie should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Steven B. Rhoades | Murfreesboro, Tennessee | In a time with so few remaining "true American heroes", it would be a tremendous disgrace by failing to recognize this great American. His actions spoke of a demeanor long missing from our culture. Please give the memory of this hero hisdue and remind our America how our freedom has been fought for. |
| Chris Rhudy | Gatesville, Texas | Please make a stamp series for Audie. He deserves it. |
| James Rice | Seffner, Florida | If you are going to create stamps of such characters as Bugs Bunny, I think in these days and times the real heroes of our country should be recognized for their contributions. |
| Randy J. Rice | York, Pennsylvania | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| John Richards | Smyrna, Georgia | I feel that a stamp series reflecting Audie's multi-facetted life would be appropriate. Each stamp should show a different side of Audie: actor, song writer, soldier and hero. |
| Rita P. Richardson | Alexandria, Virginia | This honor is long overdue. If the Postal Service can honor lesser luminaries like Elvis and Marilyn Monroe, it must honor this man. |
| Tony Riches | (not given) | Who are you going to stamp next, Daffy Duck?? |
| Alice Rickel | Modesto, California | If you can honor Bugs Bunny, you can honor Audie Murphy. |
| Gary Riecke | Bigfork, Montana | Audie should be honored on an entire stamp series. |
| SFC James R. Riedmueller | Killeen, Texas | Audie Murphy should be honored with a stamp collection. He should have been honored with one a long time ago, before many of the recent honorary stamps, such as Humphrey Bogart. Audie Murphy and his story EMULATE the American Success Story. |
| Jean M. Riendeau | Grand Forks, North Dakota | We don't have enough real heroes today. This is a great way to again honor one of our greatest. We cannot reward, or thank him enough, in life or death, for what he did for our Country during and after the war. |
| Geoff Rigby | (not given) | Audie should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Scott Rimbaugh | North Liberty, Indiana | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Dirk Ringgenberg | Columbus, Georgia | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Lora Ringler | Killeen, Texas | We need more real heroes recognized. NOT just cartoons and rock stars. |
| Jerald L. Risner | Dalton, Georgia | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Michael D. Roach | Boring, Oregon | I strongly recommend that a comemmorative stamp be issued in honor of Audie L. Murphy, the most decorated soldier in World War II. Former Army National Guard member, Michael Roach. |
| Stella Roberson | Las Vegas, Nevada | He should have been honored with a commemorative stamp long ago. So, get it done now. |
| William Roberson | Buford, Georgia | The Audie Murphy story was inspiring to young NCO's in leadership courses. If the Army can use him as an example of honorable traits in which one can learn from then why can't the post office use him. Maybe it could give some of the younger generation true heights of heroism to aspire to. Better than putting Elvis on a stamp. What did he do, besides a lot of drugs and women, for others to look up to? |
| Marley Robinson | Moapa, Nevada | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Wesley Robinson | Moapa, Nevada | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Anjanette Rodgers | Houston, Texas | Audie should be honored with a commemorative stamp. |
| Joe N. Rodgers | Blossom Prairie, Texas | A commemorative stamp series is a very small thing to do in view of the service and sacrifice that Audie Murphy gave to his country. |
| Maria Rodgers | Copperas Cove, Texas | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Nancy Rodgers, Citizen | Norris City, Illinois | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Richard L. Rodgers | Copperas Cove, Texas | America's talking to you Mr. Runyon...start listening! |
| Bernabe Rodriguez, Jr. | Copperas Cove, Texas | Audie Murphy is most deserving of a commemorative stamp. Why in the world would the Postmaster General honor cartoon characters rather than this great World War II hero? |
| Mark W. Roen | Saco, Maine | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Dean Rogers, Veteran | (not given) | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Edwin B. Rogers, Active Army | Killeen, Texas | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| John Rogers | Burleson, Texas | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Holly & Kelly Rogers | Belton, Texas | My daughter (13) and I would love to see Audie Murphy, who fought for his country, get THIS medal of honor. |
| Kevin Romeyn | Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio |
Dear Mr. Runyon: As a disabled veteran of the 3rd Infantry Division and an employee of the U.S. Postal Service, I ask you to honor the memory of a great American Hero, Audie Murphy, and issue a first class stamp in his honor. Thankyou, Kevin Romeyn |
| Comel Rooms, Teacher | Killeen, Texas | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Linda Roseland | Longview, Texas |
If we do not remember our national war heroes with stamps, then how can we
possibly justify the Marilyn Monroe stamp, the Bugs Bunny stamp, and the Jazz
musician series? I have collected commemoratives for years and years. We
have commemorated many, many less deserving men on the faces of our stamps.
Surley we can give Audie Murphy this lasting memorial in our national archives. In fact, why not find pictures of other Medal of Honor winners and put out a sheet of them? Of course, I would like to see a sheet of Murphy alone, but the Medal of Honor sheet would be a top seller. Monetarilly, how can a capitalist institution like the Post Office overlook such an important potential for profit? I personally will invest in 4 sheets. |
| Eric Rosenberg | Bellbrook, Ohio | Audie should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Debra Rosenlieb | Bakersfield, California | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Keith J. Ross | Lawton, Oklahoma | Audie should be honored on an entire stamp series. |
| Rosanne Ross | (not given) | Audie should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Robert A. Rothenberg | Albany, New York | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| SGT Jason A. Rowell | Fort Hood, Texas | Audie Murphy should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Kayann Rudduck | Jamestown, Ohio | I think a WWII congressional medal honoree should be eligible for the honor of a stamp since it was his effort that gave us the freedom to be FREE Americans. |
| Robert W. Rugg, Historian | Houston, Texas | Audie Murphy is one of America's last true war heroes of the 20th Century. The children of America should be taught the basics of the power of God, and family values that Audie was taught. He saved the lives of so many young men at war, so they could go home and take care of their families. He was the bravest man that I have ever known. His spirit I can feel in my heart as I write this letter. God blessed Audie Murphy so why doesn't America bless him by giving him a simple stamp of appreciation? Do not hesitate any longer! Print a stamp so the children can ask who Audie was. Audie in my heart would want on the stamp a picture of him saluting the American Flag holding a little cross representing the men who lived and died with him in battle. |
| Thomas E. Rusnack, Veteran | Connellsville, Pennsylvania | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Richard Russell | (not given) | Audie Murphy should be honored on a commemorative stamp. |
| Garry A. Rutherford | Swanton, Ohio | He's a great American and has contributed to our present level of freedom and government more than most people could begin to comprehend. |
| "Pat" Frank Ryan | Gallatin, Missouri | Audie should be honored with an entire stamp series. |
| Richard P. Ryan | Las Vegas, Nevada | In a world where heroes are defined by music, sports, and in come cases crime and drugs, wouldn't it be fitting to have a real hero that the future of our country can look up to. Someone who has walked the walk. Someone like Audie L. Murphy. |
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