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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 grew up not far from his hometown. Actually not many miles from his home. We had a family friend that owned a VFW type bar. The Murphy family, to my knowledge had donated his burial flag to this family friend. Many years after that placed closed its doors, the burial flag got tucked away for safe keeping. In my teenage years, in the 90's, I did odd jobs for the family and I came across the flag. With assistance, I am honored to say, I was lucky enough I actually refolded the burial flag of Audie Murphy. Added: January 5, 2015 
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Returning to this site after several years away. Good to see many familiar names! I was looking for more information on Audie's two sons. Found the picture from 2006 with Pamela. What are they doing nowadays? 
Added: January 5, 2015
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About 19 years ago I married a woman that was a HUGE Audie Murphy fan. She educated me on who he was and what he meant to her. I am still in awe when I think about him and everything he accomplished during WWII. I am also proud to know that he was a fellow "Brother" in Freemasonry. I have been a Master Mason for 25 years and the membership of this organization includes some mighty good men like Audie Murphy. We need more men like him in America. Added: January 5, 2015
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Hello, I am a junior at my high school and currently participate in my states History Fair. This website has helped me tremendously to give a project that is historically accurate. The only thing to put this over the top would be a possible interview from a editor of the AMRF or possible Terry Murphy. Thank You, John Spatz Added: January 4, 2015
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S A KID I REMEMBER MY DAD TALKING ABOUT MR. MURHY. HE SPOKE HIGHLY OF HIM, MUST HAVE ADMIRED HIM TREMENDOUSLY. MAYBE IT WAS THE LACK OF EDUCATION THAT GAVE HIM A KINSHIP. MY DAD ONLU MADE IT THROUGH THE 6TH GRADE. HE WAS A VERY BRAVE YOUNG MAN. :) :) Added: January 4, 2015
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great men are few & far between.....Audie Murphy is truly one of the greatest. Added: January 4, 2015
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I just watched the movie about Audie Murphy on "GRIT" television, and though I have never been one to watch movies about war, this movie has changed my mind. Murphy was an amazing soldier! I have become very interested in helping our homeless veterans now, and perhaps that is what inspired me to watch the movie. These heroes should never be forgotten! Added: January 4, 2015
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Name:Dorothy E. McMichael From: orig. NewYork,N.Y., Jonesboro, rk E-mail: dotemc45@yahoo.o
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Very Proud of an American Country Boy/MAN !!! Sorry we lost him so young. Added: January 4, 2015
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Our school children are not being taught about our American hero's....and are not being taught patriotism. It us a different world that we live in now and not a better one. Thanks for creating this web-site to keep the memory of Audie Murphey alive. It is because of him and many other brave service men and women that we enjoy the freedoms we have today. Added: January 4, 2015
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Name:Kay Ealy
From: Iowa
I watched To Hell and Back this weekend and was reminded of what a wonderful soldier and person Audie Murphy was. It had been a long time since i had seen the movie before and told everyone i know about it. We need men like him today!
Added: January 7, 2015