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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.
Submitted by
Name:Dennis Walton E4 USMC Viet Mam Vet.68-69 From: Centuria, Wi. E-mail: dennise@lakeland.ws
Comment:
I was born in 1954 and grew up hearing of Audie Murphy from my father who was a soldier. It is true that it is no the size of man that counts but rather the size of the fight in the man. It is amazing what he was able to accomplish. It is also unfortunate that he suffered from PTSD previously "Battle Fatigue". I now live in McKinney, Texas and have attended his annual ceremony in Farmersville. I am most impressed with his dedication to avoiding tobacco and alcohol advertisements which would have provided him with needed money at the time. God Bless you and your example, Mr. Murphy. Added: January 15, 2015
Comment:
Audie is a great hero and a great american. I would hollywood to make a bio on his life. I know they made one years ago but woth today's technology they could show him in the Hollywood light lime he deserves. Im only 30 vut heard stories of audie from my grandfather. Its time the ORIGINAL Hero is brought back into the media and hollywood. Added: January 13, 2015 Powered by PHP Guestbook - brought to you by PHP Scripts
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Name:James Jones
From: Cushing, oklahkma
E-mail: Kujuboman@gmail.com
SEMPER Fi: USMC 1968-70 0311 Rifleman VIETNAM: watching "Apache Rifle" Audy was a true American hero and deserves this recognization. Men like him, my uncle and father were truly one of a kind.
RIP SOILDER YOU EARNED IT.
Added: January 18, 2015