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All our heroes are fading away. Hopefully we can keep their memories alive. Added: April 29, 2012 
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Name:Betty Mings Herndon From: Seagraves, Tx--Snyder Tx now E-mail: ganmawtexas@suddenlink.net
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I loved Audie Murphy--He was raised in East, Tx with an uncle of mine--I am 68 yrs old & saw him when I was 11 yrs old in Lubbock at a rodeo & he put his arm around me & called me honey--He has always been one of my very favorite actors--I still watch his movies--he was a good looking man & a great cowboy-I was so saddened when he was killed--we lost a great actor, war hero & man-- Sincerely, Betty Minds Herndon Added: April 29, 2012
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Name:Sheryl Smith From: Atlanta, GA
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I remember reading and hearing about Audie Murphy when I was growing up during WWII. I loved watching his movies - especially the westerns. I agree that we should not forget him - he was a special hero. Added: April 29, 2012
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My father was a Marine, four battles in the Pacific and the last one Guam. Audie Murphy and my father were part of "The Great Generation". Is it that God doesn't build people like that any more or that adversity builds character. That generation had more than their share of adversity, the depresion and WWII. All of my life all of my friends were 20 to 30 years older than me. They seamed to have a code to follow in life. My problem now is all of my friends are dead. I watch Audie Murphy movies over and over. I see that spark of "The Great Generation" in him in every movie. He is a person I truely admire! Added: April 29, 2012
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Audie L. Murphy was, and is the Embodiment of an American Hero. Added: April 28, 2012
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Audie L. Murphy was, and is the Embodiment of an American Hero. Added: April 28, 2012
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FREEDOM IS A WONDERFUL THING. THANK YOU!! Added: April 28, 2012
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I think it is important to remember our hero's. Mr Murphy was one of the greatest. Added: April 28, 2012
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My first exoposure to Audie Murphy was in reading, "To Hell and Back" as a very young child. This was the beginning to my desire to serve in the Army, become an officer, and creating a tremendous respect for those who have served and serve now. His story needs to be remembered as do all of our veterans. As each of our WW2 heros are passing on at an alarming rate, we need to capture their stories and give them the honor that is due for protecting our freedom! Added: April 28, 2012
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Name:Jeff Allen
From: Memphis Tn.
E-mail: jallen5253@gmail.com
I am a fan of Audie Murphy cowboy movies and while looking up when he had died was reminded of him being a war hero. I didn't know about this web site.
Added: April 29, 2012