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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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Audie Murphy was a true American hero. He should never be forgotten not only for what he did in World War II, but he was also a fine actor who died way to young. He made Westerns that I watch every time they are on TV. Every American should know who Audie Murphy was and what this true American did for his country. If you ever go to Washington DC you need to make the drive to Arlington, Virginia and visit his grave and those of all the other heroes who have fought and died to preserve this great Country. Added: January 26, 2017 
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Having been raised under same roof with my WW2 VETERAN grandfather,and volunteering with him changing flags at all post cemetaries,I learned who Audie Murphy was at young age..He was the voice of so many,made me admire.Watching his westerns,could only imagine how "crafty" he must of been.He was/is fantastic in all westerns he starred..The Unforgiven with Burt Lancaster and Audrey Hepburn,he played the middle brother,whose father was lost to indian lance.His reaction when the Lance hit the door,saying ,"LIKE THE LANCE THAT KILLED PAPA",<------<<<He was under-rated actor,really talented at everything he did.I heard many in Texas,trying to get him some award that only gets honored every odd year,and the list is miles long..Well,,how in the world isnt this man first on the list? Folks around the world watch our old films,and Audie Murphy,sets the finest example for all Americans,still!!!The class of our nation,and he is the voice of so many.For the many actions during the war,that got no mention,GET HIM HIS MEDAL HE DESERVES!!!! Added: January 24, 2017
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I grew up watching westerns with my dad. Audie was one of his favorite actors. I didnt realize he was such a decorated hero until I found this site. It made my dad cry Added: January 24, 2017
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When I was a teenager in the 70s I was a big fan and seen most of his movies my favorit was Destry I had seen too many times to count and still my favorit to hr still my favorite actor. Added: January 24, 2017
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Born in 1952, I knew Audie as the War Hero / Actor, America's most Courageous. Thank you for this website. Added: January 23, 2017
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Name:Tyler From: BC Canada
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My mother brought Audie Murphy to our attention as young children back 8n the 60's. I believe we've seen most of his movies. She told about him being a hero too. We are Canadians but we appreciate and respect both our and American heroes. We are very grateful to see the efforts that are being made to remember and honor the names of those in our history who have made a difference in our lives and sense of freedom. God Bless Added: January 22, 2017
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I will never forget Audie Murphy. I have taught my children all about him as we now live in the States, and i will continue to teach anyone who's interested, sadly this part of history is not taught in schools any more, but as long as we remember he will never truly be gone. Added: January 22, 2017
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We need another hero like Audie. Added: January 20, 2017
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Name:C.W.
From: Virginia
E-mail: sfreebish@gmail.com
Thank You for creating this website. Audie was a big-time hero of mine when I was a kid. Back in the early 60's most of my heroes were soldiers and sailors. I think that kids miss out on that these days. Most of their heroes are athletes.
Added: January 27, 2017