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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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Name:Walter Von Ellsworth From: Peoples republic of California E-mail: generalvon@live.com
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He will always be a hero to me I many times shed a tear when I think of him. No greater texican than he I am 57 yrs old and my favorite hero since I was four. I tell the youth of his courage we must never forget him even if our republic lives a thousand years we must not allow him to be forgotten. May God bless him and the people that helped make him what he was. And God bless our great republic. Added: May 14, 2015 
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His legacy still lives on in the division. Rock of the marne. Dogface soldier. Added: May 14, 2015
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I hope this site will rekindle interest in this great war hero. Added: May 13, 2015
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I'm a 4th grade Texas history teacher and we learned about Audie Murphy today. The students were fascinated to find out how young he was when he became a war hero! They also thought it was cool that he became a movie star. Glad to see his legacy will remain string through your website. Thanks! Added: May 14, 2015
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Audie Murphy was a real man, a man that young men should look up to demonstrate patriotism, strong with integrity, pride, strength, of course bravery. My Father was in the Marine Corp. his name was John R. Henry, my dad reminded me a lot of Audie, I try to watch all his westerns and military movies as much as possible, Thank you Audie for my freedom because you fought so I and others couls be free, Thank you to all the Murphy family, God Bless, John Added: May 13, 2015
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Recently visited the Audie Murphy Museum in Greenville, Tx. Well done museum I can recommend. I-30 exit 95 about 30 miles esst of Dallas Added: May 12, 2015
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My 8 year old nephew has discovered history and is currently very interested in World War II. On a recent sleepover weekend to explore all of my books and documentaries, I introduced him to Audie Murphy (through the movie "To Hell and Back"  . He has decided that for his school project in history this month where they have to be an important person in American history, he will be Audie Murphy and tell his class about this remarkable young man. He is using your site for research and reference (and his teachers think he is a pretty cool kid to know about Audie). We also talked about how terrible the war was and how Audie suffered afterwards and that maybe the bravest thing he did was to talk about it openly. So glad this site exists, for so many reasons. Just wanted to share. 
Added: May 12, 2015
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True American Hero! Added: May 11, 2015
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I am doing a research project on Audie. This website was very helpful in all ways! 
Added: May 11, 2015
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Name:Nancy Conroy (formerly Torgerson)
From: Connecticut
E-mail: n.f.conroy@gmail.com
I knew Audie very well in California. We were good friends and saw each other regularly. I loved him very much. We were both native Texans. His death really upset me. I hope his sons are doing well!!
Added: May 16, 2015