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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

Sponsored by the Audie Murphy Research Foundation, a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational foundation recognized by the IRS.  




Submitted by
Name:David B Jackson, SFC , Army Retired
From: Anniston, Al
E-mail: DBJackson1955@aol.com
Comment:
This is really a great site for a Great hero.

Added: June 7, 2011
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Submitted by
Name:Maryann Burchell
From: New York
Comment:
I always enjoyed Audie's movies and was interested in learning more about him.

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Submitted by
Name:Cimarron Aflague
From: Reno, Nevada
E-mail: wind.eagle@yahoo.com
Comment:
I remember my father talking about Audie Murphy, reference to the movies and his WWII involvement. I'm now just catching up on the life of Audie Murphy as well as watching some of his movies. Initially I can understand why my dad liked him in the movies. Seemingly easy going, "playing it cool". C

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Submitted by
Name:Ernest Eddy
From: Rohnert Park, CA
E-mail: eecurly@gmail.com
Comment:
A great soldier in time of war & a great actor in peace time.

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Submitted by
Name:Doris Barbour
From: Rancho Cordova California
E-mail: doris.barbour@yahoo.com
Comment:
Sorry I forgot to say one of my favorite movies is the movie "To Hell And Back" the true life story of Mr Audie Murphey during WWII.

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Submitted by
Name:Doris Barbour
From: Rancho Cordova California
E-mail: doris.barbour@yahoo.com
Comment:
One of my all time favorite actors. A real shame his life was cute short. My hats off to a true American Hero.

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Submitted by
Name:JUNE FIEBIG
From: LONDON, ENGLAND
E-mail: jfiebig@naismith-engineering.com
Comment:
I ALWAYS LOVED AUDIE MURPHY MOVIES GROWING UP.

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Submitted by
Name:Ron P
From: Maine
Comment:
Audie Murphy has been one of hero's since I was a child. Both of my grandfathers fought in WWII and both came home thankfully. I used to watch movies about Audie and have always been enthrawled with his heroism. I was thrilled to find the website. Bravo!

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Submitted by
Name:Nelda Darlene Moore
From: La Porte, TX
E-mail: ndm1949@yahoo.com
Comment:
I have tried so many times to describe to my children and grandchildren just who Audie L. Murphy and what he meant to the people of East Texas and the rest of the U.S. I am glad to have this site as an invaluable source for them. Thank you.

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Submitted by
Name:MIKE RYAN
From: WAVERLY, IL
E-mail: cdep02@hotmail.com
Comment:
SGT. WAS A BOYHOOD IDOL TO ME. AS A KID WHEN I PLAYES SOLDIERS WITH FRIENDS, I ALWAYS PLAYED THE ROLL OF AUDIE MURPHY.

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