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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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I am 75 year old lady who has always love Audie Murphy. It was back in the 50s, we were living in Taiwan. That's when I got to see the movie To He'll and Back. My dad worked for the US Navy at that time. His boys were always so cute. Wish I could see what they look like today...more like their mom or their dad. ![]() Added: September 8, 2017
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Name:Soledad Sinson From: Philippines
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I am a retired educator/coach that has always admired Audie Murphy. He was a person that endured a tough childhood that took on obstacles that most people would have run from. His courage in war and presence in film makes him an intriguing person to study. He is surely one of the great people of the last 100 years. All children should be given the opportunity to learn the story of his life. He is an inspiration to how one should behave in time of crisis. Added: September 5, 2017
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At a very young age my father started teaching me the importance of being an American and our duty at any cost for freedom. The blood shed to keep this honer alive. Our duty as an American to never falter at the alter of freedom. Audie Murphy was a hero in our home. Added: September 3, 2017 Powered by PHP Guestbook - brought to you by PHP Scripts
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Name:Larry Derby
From: Buckley, IL
E-mail: bderby@illicom.net
I was always impressed with this man from the first time I saw To Hell and Back as a little boy. I saw an obituary in our local paper and recognized the division as being the same as Audie's so I reviewed several different web sites with information on his life and career.
I am even more in awe of his strength, character, adaptability, and endurance. I am also saddened that in his era there wasn't more help for his PTSD.
His quotes are among my favorites because so many of them are still spot on.
Thank God we have men like this in our world even today.
Added: September 15, 2017