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Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website LogoDmitri Vail painting, 1962, on display the Audie Murphy Cotton Museum in Greenville, Texas. Photo by M.D.Marks. Click for a bigger view.
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The official website for Audie Murphy.

Audie Murphy Memorial Guestbook

Sponsored by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational foundation recognized by the IRS.  




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Name:keith hopper
Comment:
I love audie Murphy's movies, it is a shame their aren't more people like Mr. Murphy in the USA today!! Rip :)

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Submitted by
Name:Gerard McKenna
From: Scotland
E-mail: germck@blueyonder.co.uk
Comment:
Fondly remembered in Scotland

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Submitted by
Name:James Humphrey-Andrews
From: France
Comment:
Murph was a true hero and saviour of freedom

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Submitted by
Name:michael leahy
From: devon England
E-mail: leahymikey@gmail.com
Comment:
Never forgotten. A very brave man.
one of ww 11 true Heroes.
Rest in peace Soldier

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Submitted by
Name:Susan Hansen
From: Cerritos,CA
E-mail: sunkay2@aol.com
Comment:
I have been a fan of his for as long as I can remember (I'm 70 now).

Added: May 13, 2014
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Submitted by
Name:Terry L. Cravens
From: Dublin, OH
E-mail: tlcravens63@gmail.com
Comment:
I have a tremendous amount of respect for Mr Murphy! Actually anyone that has ever Served my country has my respect. I too take satisfaction in being an Honorably Discharged Veteran of the U.S Army 1981-1985 (Field Artillery).
My Great Uncle "Oakley O. Cravens" lost his life on 12/25/44 at the Battle of the Bulge. He was interred in Meintz France until he could be exhumed and returned to Pickett County Tennessee where he was laid to rest in the family cemetery.

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Submitted by
Name:Phillip Vega
From: Largo, Florida
E-mail: vman216@hotmail.com
Comment:
Thank you!

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Submitted by
Name:cassandra
From: california
E-mail: nastypuppy@aol.com
Comment:
i've always benn interested in ww2 even though i was born in late 60's. really just getting to know about audie murphy. watching the movie "bad boy" right now! so tragic his death, after he survived the war. what a great hero & hansome man! i'm so happy to find this website.
god bless america & all of our heroes from the past especially. they truly were the greatest genertation. i wish i was born back then.

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Submitted by
Name:Kim Russell
From: Arizona
E-mail: kimberlee@npgcable.com
Comment:
I'll admit I had never heard of Audie Murphy until today. Turner Classic Movies aired "Bad Boy" this morning, and the opening credits stated that this was his first starring role. My curiosity about him led me to this memorial website. What an incredible man!! I am so glad I watched the movie and could learn about an American war hero.

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Submitted by
Name:Terry Quinn
From: Scotland
E-mail: terence.c.quinn@gmail.com
Comment:
Just a lover of his films and interested in the man.

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