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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.
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.  








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November 15, 2019

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Audie was one of the greatest heroes and a great movie star. He serves the medal of honor in so many ways.


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I haven't forgotten him. My father told me about him He was a Marine in WWII.


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From childhood, Audie Murphy was my hero, my favorite movie star of all time. As I grew, I learned of his heroic battle and becoming the most decorated American soldier which to me, made him even more of a hero! As a woman of 66 yrs. now, he still is my favorite movie star and I watch his movies every time they are on. NO! I could never forget Audie Murphy! :!inlove: :o


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Major Murphy was a great man and patriot. I admire his manner and personality. I always teach and keep his memory alive with younger soldiers and teenagers. It is a true honor to sign this guestbook. He has helped to inspire me in my military career. I have served over 35 years in the Army, Reserve, and National Guard.


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Audie Murphy is one of America's great Patriots and Hero. As a veteran myself, I thank him for his above and beyond service to our country. It's ashamed that he had to die in an aircraft accident. May God bless your soul Audie and RIP.


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I remember Mr Murphy well; I even recall the day when he died in the plane crash. I thought he was awesome and such an inspiration to Americans everywhere! During college (Grayson County JR College), the dorm parents told me stories of Mr Murphy, back in Farmersville, where they said he grew up. I am hopeful that the entire HWY 380 gets permanently named after him - not just a small section. Mr Murphy had true grit - tough as nails, loved his country, an inspiration to all. Thank you for your service, sir! :)


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Audie has been my hero since 1954 and always will be. Long live his memory and what he did for his country. God Bless America!


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A true hero and man of honour. I saw many of his films in the 1950s with my father, also a WW2 veteran.


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Very excited to find this site. Admired him when I was 15. Read his book. And then missed many years. Recently rediscovered him and his works


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