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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.  




Submitted by
Name:Sharon A. Pool
From: California
E-mail: SharonPool@msn.com
Comment:
I currently live in Shenandoah, IA. My Uncle Jerry Elleven is married to one of the Murphy sisters. I have good memories of watching all of his films.

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Submitted by
Name:Ruth & Walt Souther
From: Fairview Alberta Canada
E-mail: rgarvewsouth@yahoo.ca
Comment:
We are both Audie Murphy Fans And own alot of
his movies which we watch quite often.

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Submitted by
Name:Robert M. Lindsey
From: West Blocton , Alabama
E-mail: rlindse5@bellsouth.net
Comment:
As a veteran, I am proud to sign this guestbook.My wife and I have probaly watch most all of his movies.He was a good person and a great American hero. Thanks Audie.

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Submitted by
Name:Keith Flynn
From: Dublin, Ireland
E-mail: keithflynn74@gmail.com
Comment:
It is very simple really, Audie and all the Allied soldiers was a real heros who had fought against the tyranny of the Axis powers. It does not bear comprehension what these guys went through and how we are living today is a direct testament to the acts of valour and sacrifice that was made to ensure of freedom. May they all Rest in Peace.

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Submitted by
Name:Flo Wilder
From: Middlesboro Ky
E-mail: Dawilder@bellsouth.net
Comment:
A true hero.

Added: September 13, 2012
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Submitted by
Name:James Deemer
From: Oroville, CA
E-mail: smoothrd64@yahoo.com
Comment:
I believe the memory of Audie should be remembered. He was truly a real hero. I myself served in Vietnam and know a little about real war. Audie Murphy was much more than a hero to our country, he was a true man with wonderful convictions. He didn't think of his own safety at all, just about saving others in his company.

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Submitted by
Name:Reed Cappaert
From: Menominee Mi
Comment:
Thanks To Men Like > Audie < We Have Our Freedom ! God Bless You & God Bless America ! :!cool: :!cool:

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Submitted by
Name:Barbara Gregory Fishback
From: Lexington, NC
E-mail: RockCatt@aol.com
Comment:
My husband, and I, were lucky enough to visit the Audie Murphy Memorial while on a Rhine River cruise and we were both so impressed! Visiting war sites is really not my thing, but I have to tell you that our guide was so knowledgeable about WWII, the positions of the various armies and the courage of Audie Murphy, along with several other American soldiers, that I was captivated by this history. Then, to be standing on the spot where the battle took place with little change to the area was surreal and frightening, to tell you the truth.

What brave men and women we have that fight to protect our freedom! No amount of words, or thanks, is enough!!

Added: September 10, 2012
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Submitted by
Name:Robert W. Remel
From: Niceville, Fl
E-mail: rwraf2543@cox.net
Comment:
Audie was a reason i enlisted when i was 16. (1958)
My Dad was a Marine on Okanawa.
I retired after 32 years.(1958-1990
I served 3 tours in Vietnam and 3 tours in Korea.
Civ in the Gulf War (1990-1992)
Bosnia 1998

May we not be forgotten !!

CMSgt (Ret)
Bob Remel

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Submitted by
Name:suzanne gilley
From: texas
Comment:
thiank you

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