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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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Name:Don Carmichael From: Lubbock, Tx Currently reside in Georgetown, Tx E-mail: doncarmichael64@gmail.com
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My father was a WWII vet as we're two of my uncle's. Both of my fathers-in-law were WWII vets. They were truly members of the great generation. We buried my brother at Arlington last December. He was a Naval Aviator for 23 years. I am very proud of them all as well as all of our military. I had health issues and didn't serve in the military but I served 40 years in county, state, and Federal law enforcement. My generation served in Vietnam and I have always felt I missed something however, all of my friends that served say I didn't miss a damn thing. God bless our military and our vets who have suffers for our country. Added: June 6, 2021 
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Love and admire Audie Murphy. Our younger son's middle name is Audie, named for Audie Murphy. Added: June 5, 2021
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I've watched several Audie Murphy western films today and realized what a great actor he was. It seems to have come natural to him. I agree that most people today have forgotten the acts of heroism he performed during WWII. Could such a man exist today and receive such widespread adoration and acknowledgement as he did in his time? I wonder... Rest in Peace knowing you are well remembered by many. Added: June 5, 2021
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Greatest hero of them all! Added: June 4, 2021
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What a great service you are providing on Audie Murphy! This is a fantastic site! Added: June 4, 2021
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I learned about Audie Murphy when i was 4 years old on memorial day 1959 and have never forgot what my Grandpa who was born on december 7th 1900 said and how he said it.This day 60 years later seeing this has gave me the same tears i had that day and everytime his memory comes to mind. Added: June 4, 2021
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Audie Murphy was my childhood hero and favorite western actor before I even knew he was a real hero. When the "To Hell and Back" came out, I realized he was a real life hero. I remember the day he died because I was actually working for a roof truss and wall panel plant as a Sales Manager and my boss, who owned our plant, heard about it right away and shared the information with all of us. I couldn't believe he passed that way after all he had been through and it saddened me greatly. I probably only got into the Marine Corps because of his being turned down because I too was short at 17 years of age, although I had a growth spirt in boot camp. God Bless Audie Murphy and all who love this country as he did. Added: June 2, 2021
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Fascinating man, I stumbled across his name reading about Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. I’m very happy I researched a little bit further. Makes me proud to be an American. Added: June 2, 2021
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A life so short but a life fully lived. Added: June 1, 2021
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Name:Tim Pudleiner
From: AZ
E-mail: srtyder66@gmail.com
I grew up knowing of Audie Murphy to include his accomplishments of heroism in WWII and his acting. I have always appreciated his contributions and thought of him as a Great American. I continue to enjoy his acting through the westerns. One day I would like to visit Arlington cemetery and see his gravesite, as a fellow 20 year veteran. Thank you for this site.
Added: June 6, 2021