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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:SSG Kyle Nelson From: Elkton, South Dakota (Ft. Campbell, KY)
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Thank you for everything you've done to ensure that the memory of Audie Murphy remains with current and future generations of Americans. We owe him and the others who fought with him so very much. Added: July 7, 2012 
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Name:Donna Follari From: NJ
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No words can express the admiration and respect for someone who showed so many others what true courage is all about and what a true hero is. Although, I was blessed to have had a Dad who was my hero as well and who also served this country with pride. Added: July 6, 2012
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What a great website to honor our HERO. Added: July 6, 2012
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them that enjoyed freedom came at a great cost of others Added: July 6, 2012
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I enjoy the studying the second world war and Audie Murphy is a key part of that history. Added: July 5, 2012
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Legend! Added: July 5, 2012
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Donald Weeks Added: July 5, 2012
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I have been a fan and admirer of Audie Murphy since I was a little girl. My Dad fought in WWII in the Pacific, and after him, Audie Murphy is my other hero. Added: July 4, 2012
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Well I must say that I was very pleased to come across this memorial site to such an incredible man, actor, soldier, human being. Audie has always been my favorite actor since boyhood watching his westerns with his handsome look & lightening fast draw, he was always thrilling to watch. To Hell & Back was a great film as well. Rarely do we get to choose how or when we go. Thanks for raising & looking after this site, I look fwd to visiting it. Rob Toma Added: July 4, 2012
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Name:Nancy Mullins wood
From: Ft.worth, Texas
E-mail: Sevnan2@aol.com
My mom Geneva Woods was born in Wolfe city. She was the daughter of a poor share crop farmer. She lived with her 9 siblings and mom and dad. When I was growing up she would sometimes tell stories of when Audie Murphy and his family lived down the road from them when they lived in White Rock, Texas. A town between or near Wolfe city and Greenville. She said that at the time Audie was a teenager. She was 4 to 5 years younger. She would always interject that he was such a cutie! She said that his dad had left the family and Audie tried to keep the family together. It was well known at the time that Audie stole chickens from everyone! My mom passed a couple years ago and among her things I found what looks like an original photo (b&w). Audie is shaking hands in what looks like a ceremony, with then vice president LBJ. Would the family be interesting in having this photo?
Nancy Wood
Added: July 7, 2012