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The official website for Audie Murphy.

Audie Murphy Memorial Guestbook

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Submitted by
Name:LARRY AND KATHY WYGANT
From: OHIO
Comment:
ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST DECICATED HEROES, AUDIE WAS A SPECIAL MAN AND VERY FEW CAN FOLLOW IN HIS FOOTSTEPS IN THIS DAY AND AGE.

Added: February 14, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:Dale Strange
From: Turnertown, Texas
E-mail: frontierfloozie3598@yahoo.com
Comment:
Thanks for the memories. SEMPER FI

Added: February 14, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:dan turner
From: tucson az
E-mail: danturner6137@gmail.com
Comment:
It is good to see a great American remembered.

Added: February 14, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:Sandy
From: Georgetown, TX
E-mail: Tysonfourme@gmail.com
Comment:
My father, Allen Grainger (dec.), was also a member of Hella Temple in Richardson, TX at the same time Mr. Murphy became a member. WOW! So cool! I love Mr. Murphy's movies. My husband and I watch them all the time. God bless you Audie! I look forward to meeting you in Heaven! Via con Dios y'all!

Added: February 13, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:Myron Hartley
From: Santa Cruz California
E-mail: curlydug@gmail.com
Comment:
What a Great man, Hero, leader, and movie star, RIP Mr. Murphy

Added: February 14, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:Audy Avin
From: New York
E-mail: audy.avin@gmail.com
Comment:
My father named me after this great man...

Added: February 12, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:R. J. Brandon
From: Chicago
E-mail: randall@bestrealty.net
Comment:
He was one of my top 10 favorite actor of that era. "To Hell And Back" was my favorite movie since it was based on his actual experience in WWII. As many have said, he was part of the "greatest generation" that the U.S.A. has ever saw. A great American hero.

Added: February 11, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:Jean True
From: Ohio
E-mail: jtrue181@yahoo.com
Comment:
Audie Murphy and his generation are gone or rapidly disappearing. WWII though savage and cruel often brought out great qualities in the men in the armed forces. Audie was certainly one of them - a natural born leader. Others were willing to follow him. As with many WWI veterans he suffered from post traumatic syndrome. He was surely a great American and a real hero. Rest in peace Audie.

Added: February 7, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:Roger Scott Gilbert
From: NEVADA
E-mail: nativeamericantaoist@gmail.com
Comment:
I watched Audies movies ever since I was a kid. They don't make men like Audie anymore! They don't make movies like he was in anymore either!

Added: February 7, 2017
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Submitted by
Name:Kathleen Anderson
From: Bellville Texas
E-mail: ksa42022@yahoo.com
Comment:
My father was a WW II wounded warrior and he introduced us to this hero. I have always loved and respected his sacrifices and his contributions to our country.

Added: February 5, 2017
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