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Audie Murphy Memorial GuestbookSponsored by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational foundation recognized by the IRS.
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My great grandfather, my grandfather, My daddy Ronald Beach each of their names has fought for our country. This man as well as other's NEED to be remembered. I love this country and we should all help our men and women that have served. They were promised to be taken care of. Lets keep that promise. Don't make a promise unless you know you can keep it!! Added: May 25, 2016
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Name:Marisa Medrano From: Dimmitt, Texas
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Name:Ronald S. Hulsey From: Elgin ill. originally from Canoga Park California E-mail: hulsey.ron@sbcglobal.net
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My father served in General Patton,s 3rd Army, Company M, Blackhawk Division during the war. He thought so much of Mr. Murphy. Having been in combat it was difficult to understand how one soldier did what Mr. Murphy did. Much respect from our family. I am 72 Years old and still reread is bio's, look at his movies, pictures and periodically search the internet for something new about him. My regards to the family. GOD bless you all and thanks for keeping this website open. ![]() Added: May 23, 2016
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Audie Murphy was my early Hero! While watching To Hell and Back aimed to enlist in USA. After high school graduation did so. Assigned to service in Vietnam in 1967. What a trooper! Performed duty above all expectations! Received 33 awards/ medals due a war veteran. Medal of Honor is just not received, one has to face the enemy and take care of right. Respectfully, SP4 R.D. Casteel USA 1966-1969 Class of 1967 University of Vietnam War Added: May 22, 2016 Powered by PHP Guestbook - brought to you by PHP Scripts
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Name:Stephen Silver
From: Montreal, Canada
E-mail: ssilver@waldentesting.com
I am of the generation that appreciated the brave and
brilliant achievements of Audie Murphy.
In 1961, I was attending graduate school at UCLA and decided to
go for a round of golf myself in the San Fernando Valley where I
was living. I was alone and they placed me with a stranger for
the round. That happened to be Audie Murphy playing with a canvas
golf bag and a few clubs.
I had the time of my life playing golf and talking to someone
I admired greatly. I did notice however that Audie was kind of
sad and withdrawn. I felt bad.
I will never forget this time long ago. He was a very great man.
Added: May 25, 2016