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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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Thanks for creating this site. Keeping younger generations educated about WWII and soldiers like Audey is important. Added: May 22, 2012 
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Again a wonderful tribute to Audie and hope we will keep him in our hearts on Monday May 28th Memorial Day the day he passed 41 years ago (mom's bday) - I do hope family will place flowers at his grave. As time goes by I keep hoping that with this new election Audie will finally receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom and later the Texas Medal of Freedom - I want to pass a story to you coming to work there was a young uniform soldier in fatigues and I said do you know Audie Murphy his response-- of course I do we have an Audie Murphy Club but civilians will not know him - this is why we have to bring his name back Encore is doing there part but wish they would show some of his younger pix which I missed - anyway God Bless Audie and my thoghts and prayers will be with you this Monday - how I wish I could go back to when you were alive but someone once said show me a hero and I will show you a tragedy!This young man lived a short life and did so much for family comrades and the nation - think of him every day - he can never be duplicated! Added: May 22, 2012
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I remember dudie from whence I grew ou, mainly the talk. I remember my dad said he was going to start making movies. today I watch many westeerns and all the movies he made , even the movie made abouy him. more young men like are needed today. I am 73, served in the army and air force never in comdat,but always wanted to. god bless all military. god was definitely watching over a super good human being in audie murphy. keep his memory for al who serne or not. his life and herocis should be taught ,also laa movie stars that served.SINCERELY-JOE MINGUS PS THANK YOU ALL Added: May 21, 2012
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Name:John Broom From: St Columb Major, Cornwall, England E-mail: john.broom782@googlemail.com
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I am retired and living in the sun. I'm sat watching an Audie film, Gunpoint. It's a wonderful sunny evening and watching an Audie film makes me feel right at home. In these times of world crisis its nice to have a hero to watch. He was a fine example of good upright man, such a pity the politians don't act in the same manner. Best regards John-Boy Added: May 21, 2012
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he come to celeste tx school and visit teachers and classes in the 1950' there is a murphy day celabration each year,,also a murphy park in celeste tx. the army was honored to have him..i was honored to get to see him in class in the 1950's Added: May 21, 2012
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Name:Rick Radford From: Born in Pittsburgh, PA. I live in Alexandria, VA.
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I heard the story of Audie Murphy from my mother when I was a kid. My father was a WW2 combat vet, so maybe I know a little more than most of my generation. I was born in the mid 1960s. In this day & age of 9/11, abuse of power, new world "order" etc. I believe the truth about our past is pertinent. I think every school kid in America should be taught the story of Audie Murphy. I don't know what the future has in store for us, but I'm sorry to have to say it probably isn't pretty. Thank you for keeping the memory of a true American hero alive. Peace. Added: May 21, 2012
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Thank God for people like Audie Murphy that have stood up for our freedoms by putting their own safety on the line. Don't forget the people in our military. Navy brat, Patrick Mecartea Added: May 20, 2012
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It is my pleasure and my honor to sign Mr. Murphy guestbook and to say that I have been an dedicated fan of Audie Murphy movies down thru the years and I've always liked his ways and smile. I was in the Air Force for 22 years and I finally got an assignment to Wash. D.C., and the first chance I got I went to Arlington Cemetary to see Mr. Murphy's grave and I was deeply touched and sadden to see his headstone there and I ..I...Just cried!! Added: May 20, 2012
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After seeing "To Hell And Back", I knew I wanted to serve my country too. I joined the USAF, but did not go to VietNam and Laos till 67, 68, 69. After 12 years, I got tired of seeing friends and associates slaughtered. I became a Deputy Sheriff for four years, then went to the Police Dept. After 23 years a drunk broke my back, and here I set. I never forgot Audie's devotion to duty. In my small way, I tried to emulate Audie. I cried the day I heard he was killed. There will never be anyone even close to his devotion to God and country. We HAVE had many heroes, since, and thank God for them! Added: May 18, 2012
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Name:dcocuzzo
From: boston ma
E-mail: dcocuzzo@knoll.com
Could not submit this yesterday because I had already written something but I was so disappointed that Audie is behind Ms Criz for the Smithsonian honor - I keep thinking if he cannot capture this award will this country and in particular Texas ever give him that final deserved recognition - as mentioned from converation with the young soldier I met the other day
1. the military remembers him (thank God)
2. the general public - no one knows who he is or was
and that is just not right - he should never be forgotten for all he did God took him at such a young age guess Audie was right when he said - he never felt young! why would he look at all he had to do for his family at a young age I could go on and on - so forgive these constant little blurbs but I wholeheartedly feel not enough has been done to preserve his legacy!
Added: May 23, 2012