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Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website LogoDmitri Vail painting, 1962, on display the Audie Murphy Cotton Museum in Greenville, Texas. Photo by M.D.Marks. Click for a bigger view.
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The official website for Audie Murphy.

Audie Murphy Memorial Guestbook

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Submitted by
Name:Don collins
From: Prescott, arkansas
E-mail: Collinsd@fordyceschools.org
Comment:
Thank you for my freedom!

Added: August 6, 2011
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Submitted by
Name:Don W Gardner
From: Birmingham< AL
Comment:
I have seen TO HELL and BACK more times than I can remember. I don't know how much of the movie was true but the medals speak for themselves. I am proud that Mr Murphy was a citizen of this country.

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Submitted by
Name:Dan R. Wolfe
From: Detroit
E-mail: danrwolfe@hotmail.com
Comment:
I have always admired Audey Murphy. There is not very much that I could say her that would do justice to what he did for our country, our way of life and our freedoms but I will always be grateful America has men like him in it's darkest hours. DRW USMC

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Submitted by
Name:Shane Gowens
From: Centre Al
E-mail: recap281@gmail.com
Comment:
loved his movies

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Submitted by
Name:carolyn f. ridge
From: Sacramento, Ca. 95822
E-mail: redzone44@comcast.net
Comment:
I have bee a fan since I was a young teenager. A crush on Audie Murphy.I still have the studio Autographed postcard photo returned thanking me for my letter.Sir, Always my HERO!!Carolyn Ridge

Added: August 6, 2011
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Submitted by
Name:RoseMarie Anderson
From: McKinney, Texas
E-mail: maros2004@att.net
Comment:
When Audie Murphy was growing up he use to pick cotton for my husbands Uncle in Merit, Texas,

Added: August 5, 2011
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Submitted by
Name:Savran D. Clah
From: Shiprock, NM
E-mail: savclaw_25@hotmail.com
Comment:
I have much to learn from Audie Murphy and his career in the military.

Added: August 4, 2011
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Submitted by
Name:Gene R Thompson
From: Delaware, Ohio
E-mail: grthomp@gmail.com
Comment:
I served in the U.S. Army 1955-1958 and was stationed at
Fort Lewis during the filming of "To Hell and Back. We
also had a detachment in Yakima, Washington where many of
the action seens were filmed. Each time I view the movie,
and along with all my other Murphy westerns, I recall those days and how proud I was to have served my country.
Audie L. Murphy was a very special person and a great
American hero and icon.

Added: August 4, 2011
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Submitted by
Name:Susan Russell
From: Oxford, NC
E-mail: susanrussell9097@embarqmail.com
Comment:
I noticed some of Audi's ancesters died in Granville County of North Carolina. Any input on this?

Added: August 4, 2011
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Submitted by
Name:Jeannie Davis
From: Sour Lake, Texas
E-mail: jeannie.jo@sbcglobal.net
Comment:
Friend, actor, hero. So many names for such a special man...a favorite of mine for many, many years. Today my grandchildren watch To Hell and Back all the time. This year we went to Washington, DC and the Arlington Cemetery. That was the grave my 13 year old grandson couldn't wait to see. He took pictures for his 7 year old brother who loves Audie L. Murphy and has since he was 4 years old. He knows the movie by heart. It saddens me to know so many of the younger generation will never know the heroic part Audie played in WWII. We need to keep history alive, and the men and women who gave their lives, for this country we take for granted. Their memories need to remain alive from generation to generation.

Added: August 3, 2011
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