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Submitted by
Name:Bruce Bell
From: Rogers, AR
E-mail: bbell81449@pm.me
Comment:
I have always enjoyed Audie in his movies but especially admire him for his Service during the War and afterwards. I remember when he died and the feeling that one of our great American heroes had passed. Sitting here tonight watching his movies that I’ve seen so many times that I remember the dialogue and the scenes.

Audie, a true American hero.

Added: June 9, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Ronnie Reece
From: St. Louis, Missouri
E-mail: RonnieReece@gmail.com
Comment:
Audie Murphy's phenomenal WW II heroics were the result of dedication, love, and devotion to friends.

It wasn't the fact that he killed but the reasons why he was led to do so that looms large.

Humble and unassuming, Audie became an American role model through his movies.

I never knew Mr Murphy, but he's had my admiration since I was a child. I and many other Americans will never forget him. :!brokenheart: :!brokenheart: :!brokenheart:

Added: June 10, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Diane Davison
From: Austin, Texas
E-mail: princizdi@yahoo.com
Comment:
I have fond memories of watching Audie Murphy’s with my Dad when I was a child. He was my Dad’s hero and I loved the time we shared enjoying his movies. He was so handsome and had a great voice!

Added: June 9, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Robin Moore
From: Bonners Ferry ID
E-mail: rcdiamond3@msn.com
Comment:
Watching Night Passage tonight, I just learned of Mr. Murphy’s heroism. What an amazing life!

Added: June 9, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Jean Cromer Gouveia
From: NC
E-mail: Talltexan1941@aol.com
Comment:
My husband and I admired Audie Murphy for his military service and his movies. We are watching one now on the Grit station. Audie was so special.

Added: June 9, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Yuri Tarted
From: Buttzville, NJ
E-mail: ballpop26@hotmail.com
Comment:
Bro I love audie murphy he was a real pogger hero :o :o :o :o :o :o :!muscle: :!muscle:

Added: June 7, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Tyrone T. Traveel III
From: Booger Hole, West Virginia
E-mail: fartfart44@hotmail.com
Comment:
I love the work of Audie L. Murphy. He was very epic :!cool:

Added: June 1, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Owen May nolker
From: Paris, france
E-mail: owenmaynolker@gmail.com
Comment:
he was an amazing soldier 07 :!cry:

Added: May 31, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Lyle Farmer
From: El Monte, California
E-mail: LyleFarmer7@gmail.com
Comment:
I have admired Audy since I first saw "To Hell and Back" I have had several family members who also servered, so I have always studied History, Last nigt a Saw a Film with Audy on the tube, that reminded me to tell me grandkids, ab out how some people can overcome almost everything! What a incredible Man!!!

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Added: May 29, 2023
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Submitted by
Name:Norma Martinez
From: Arizona
E-mail: nrmart2639@yahoo.com
Comment:
I started watching Audie Murphy movies when I was 8. I loved him . I was 12 years old when he died. I remember hearing it on the radio, living in a small town in Az. I cried and cried all day. He truly was a Great War Hero. They don't make men like that anymore. I'm in my early 60's and it's still on my bucket list to visit his memorial. Glad your watching over America, Audie .
Much respect for this man.
Norma

Added: May 29, 2023
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