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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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Name:Carolyn A.Helton From: Santa Fe, Texas now in Leakesville, Ms. E-mail: chelton@teiservices.com
Comment:
I am proud to have Audie Murphy from my home state and to know that there were men like him. If only the younger generation of today could have the values and the determination he did we would be a lot better country. Seventeen year olds today are more concerned in drinking,smoking, and doing nothing than being proud of being an American. I would have been honored to call him my friend and will never forget his bravery. Added: June 8, 2011
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Name:David B Jackson, SFC , Army Retired From: Anniston, Al E-mail: DBJackson1955@aol.com
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Name:Maryann Burchell From: New York
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 Added: June 7, 2011 Powered by PHP Guestbook - brought to you by PHP Scripts
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Name:Sabrina A. Hernandez
From: Alice/Mission, Texas
E-mail: sabrina.hernandez@us.army.mil
I am honored to have a chance to learn and read about a man who overcame so much hardship, both in and out of the Army. No one could ever ask for a better role model. May he rest in peace and blessing be with his family and comrades.
Dog Face Soldiers all the way!
Sabrina A.Hernandez
SSG, USA
10 yrs.
Added: June 10, 2011