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Submitted by
Name:Tiki Chenier
From: Michigan
E-mail: tikichenier@yahoo.com
Comment:
Mr Murphy is still remembered in history...his legacy continues.

A Fan

Added: May 15, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Charlotte Thurman
From: Redwood Valley, California
E-mail: charlotte.lorraine.thurman@gmail.com
Comment:
Too bad he didn't get to see all of these accolades!

Added: May 14, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Angela Peoples
From: Amarillo, Texas
E-mail: angie_peoples@yahoo.com
Comment:
Amazing man who died way too young.

Added: May 13, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Charles Odell
From: Raleigh, N.C.
E-mail: charleseodell@gmail.com
Comment:
One of the surprising things about Murphy is the quality of his poetry. His eloquence in matters of life and death is very moving. This enormously decent man suffered considerable grief for the orphans of those he killed in battle. God bless his memory and God bless his eternal soul.

Added: May 8, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Charles Odell
From: Raliegh, N.C.
E-mail: charleseodell@gmail.com
Comment:
It is worth remembering, in this world of pomp and vanity, that were were men who laid their lives on the line to crush fascism and raise up and exult human freedom. Murphy was one. He was an enormously decent individual - literate, thoughtful, soft spoken, valorous, and uncommonly intelligent. In other words, he was a good man. I would have been honored to know him.

Added: May 8, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Richard Thornton
From: California
E-mail: sj19secretary@att.net
Comment:
He was a great man

Added: May 3, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Dee Prickett
From: Texas
E-mail: depot1713@aol.com
Comment:
Love all Audie's movies ! and his heroics to save his buddies and American lives was amazing and brave !

Added: May 3, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Ronald Bush
From: CA
E-mail: ronaldbbush2@gmail.com
Comment:
Audi was a very close family friend. He bought me several very cool trinkets from his travels. I was only 9 the day he died I remember him and how sad I was that day.

Added: May 3, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Travis warren
From: Jewett texas
E-mail: ttrvwarren@sbcglobal.netgreat
Comment:
Great fan of him

Added: May 2, 2021
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Submitted by
Name:Dorothy Griffin
From: Junction City, Ks
E-mail: dgmillie@gmail.com.com
Comment:
Audie Murphy and Roy Rogers have always been my super heroes. I still watch their movies over and over and I am 80 years old. Kids nowadays do not have any idea what a REAL HERO is.
Oh yes....Audience was solo cute and had a real hero swagger. He never had to exaggerate or pretend. God bless him.

Added: May 2, 2021
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