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Audie Murphy Memorial Guestbook

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Submitted by
Name:Marvin Shaffer
From: Lafayette, Indiana
E-mail: mhshaffer@msn.com
Comment:
A TRUE American Hero.

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Submitted by
Name:Elwood Russell Caldwell
From: West Columbia, TX
E-mail: reverendcaldwell@yahoo.com
Comment:
I have admired the bravery of Audie Murphy all my life. It has been a driving force for all I have encountered over these long years. My Dad was also a 32nd Degree Mason. Major Audie Leon Murphy's memory should never grow dim, and his legacy will live on forever. May God forever richly bless the United States of America and all of the men and women who have ever served in the Armed Forces to protect the rights, priveleges, and freedom of those who live in this great country.

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Submitted by
Name:Guy Mayhew
From: Livermore California
E-mail: jmpshot40@aol.com
Comment:
Great, great man, a legacy any man wishes he could pass on to his children, community, and country.

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Submitted by
Name:Carla Schechla
From: Burney, CA
E-mail: schechla@yahoo.com
Comment:
He truly was an American Hero.
May you rest in peace.

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Submitted by
Name:Barbara Scarpa
From: Bedford, NY
E-mail: bascarpa12@verizon.net
Comment:
I remember Audie Murphy. When I saw the question posted on Yahoo of who was the most highly decorated soldier in WWII I knew the answer immediately. He is a true American hero, someone our youth could look up to. It is sad that he is not more well known.

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Submitted by
Name:DONALD L FISHER
From: DAYTON OHIO
E-mail: mf11dlf@yahoo.com
Comment:
Average actor,courages soldier.One of the bravest men that ever live :!cry: :!cry:

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Submitted by
Name:Stacey
From: New York
E-mail: staceymulinio@yahoo.com
Comment:
Thank you for your service Audie! Happy Veteran's Day in Heaven!

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Submitted by
Name:Paul Blythe
From: Franklin, Va.
E-mail: esquirepoor@tds.net
Comment:
I have always been a big fan of Audie Murphy. A Great American Hero and a very fine Actor. I watch his movies all the time. All Americans owe Him a lot of respect and appreciation for His service to our country.

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Submitted by
Name:Michael Givens
From: Houston Texas
E-mail: zacktg@netzero.net
Comment:
I'll will teach my 3-year old son about our Texas-born and truest example of an American hero, Mr. Audie Murphy.

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Submitted by
Name:Jerry Mendell
From: Texas----Houston born 10/15/1941`
Comment:
I know a lot about him from his the WWII service saw many of his medals. Saw many of his films. Did not know he was born in Hunt County Texas. :!brokenheart:

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