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Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website Guestbook July 1999 Page 1 of 19 Audie L. Murphy Memorial Website Guestbook July 1999 Name: Julian G. Ramos Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Mission, Texas(deep south TX) Time: 1999-07-31 22:26:39 Comments: I am an x-Marine and disabled vet-my utmost respect and admiration to the life and memory of Audie Murphy Name: Sgt. Roger Robinson Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: California Time: 1999-07-31 21:04:55 Comments: He was the BEST OF THE BEST OF SOLDIERS....GREAT MAN... Name: ROMAN DI VALENTI Website: Diva Golf Referred by: Net Search Engine From: Beverly Hills CA Time: 1999-07-31 19:00:13 Comments: Audie, we've never really shown our appreciation to you, but rest well knowing that you will never be forgotten. The light will always burn in your honor, and forever you will be known as a Great Man, A Great Hero, and A Great American. You will always be young. Name: Bill Powers Website: Sunshine Vet News Referred by: NewsGroups From: Florida Time: 1999-07-31 17:19:59 Comments: ALWAYS one of my heroes! We could have used you in Vietnam. I wish I could have known you. Rest in peace, Audie. Name: Howard & Donna Miller Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Cortez, Colorado Time: 1999-07-31 13:50:36 Comments: My Dad passed away this past month. He used to watch late nite movies with me and we saw alot of these movies. I wish I had found your website sooner. Donna Name: Dennis Doherty Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: united kingdom Bath england Time: 1999-07-31 00:12:27 Comments: loved him and all his movies Name: Sergeant Major Ronald B Graves http://www.audiemurphy.com/guestbook/gbJul99.htm 1/22/2011 Page 2 of 19 Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Jackson, MS by way of Waco, Texas Time: 1999-07-30 12:41:03 Comments: I salute the epitome of the American Fighting Man. The one who followed the philosophy of Mission First - People Always. A fitting tribute to a Soldier's Soldier. A soldier is comfortable with those of his/her own kind. I salute the one who was truly comfortable with those in uniform. Name: James P. Carty Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Colorado Springs, Colorado Time: 1999-07-30 12:04:36 Comments: Mr. Murphy is a true American Hero, and should never be forgotten! The WWII generation is sadly, and rapidly fading away. We must keep their history alive for future generations to know about the sacrifices and hardships these men and women made and endured! I salute them all, and am just sad that Mr. Murphy left us too soon! Name: TERRY McDONALD Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: HAWTHORNE CALIFORNIA Time: 1999-07-29 23:47:39 Comments: THIS IS ONE HELL OF A WEBSITE.THE MAN DESERVES IT Name: Ruth Maynard Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Arizona Time: 1999-07-28 22:24:55 Comments: i was in grandmas mail box going thu it and cliked on i was really taken aback as Audie Murphy was my favorite movie star and handsome he was.... But i also knew he was the most decorated war hero in wwII. I was really happy to see that you have dedicated this web page to him . More should be written about him in history books. Good luck to you on keeping this war hero alive!!! Name: Thomas L. Arvey Jr. Website: Referred by: My Chain-Of-Command From: Silver City, NM Time: 1999-07-28 13:55:52 Comments: I was just selected to appear in front of the SGT Audie Murphy board in August 17 1999 here at Fort Belvoir VA. I am doing research on this courageous and heroic man and have been astonished at his attributes. I am so motivated to be all that I can be and continue my enlistment in the military just so that one day hopefully someone will think as much about me as many of us do about Audie Murphy. It is such a pleasure to appear at the board which was started in memory of him. I am striving to achieve my goal of winning the board and being all that I can be. Thank you for dedicated a web page to Audie Murphy. Great Man!!! Name: Leanna McClellan Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: High Springs,Florida Time: 1999-07-28 06:35:42 Comments: I am so glad that there is a web page honoring Audie. I am a 23 year old girl who has grown up knowing about him from my dad. I think everyone should have to learn about Audie. One of my favorite movies http://www.audiemurphy.com/guestbook/gbJul99.htm 1/22/2011 Page 3 of 19 is "To Hell and Back". I even recently named my Australian Cattle Dog "Audie B. Murphy" Changing the Middle initial from L. Everyone always asks who she is named after and I tell them the story of Audie Murphy. Once again thank you for creating a web page to honor him. Name: Bill McCallie Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Chattanooga, Tennessee Time: 1999-07-27 23:48:22 Comments: I have a radio program on Public Radio called Cowboy Jubilee and was looking for some trivia about Audie Murphy for a radio cowboy trivia contest. I was delighted to find this site. I had forgotten how many contributions that Mr Murphy had made and just how decorated he was. We should never forget the contributions of this great American Hero. Thank your Audie.......but thank you seems like it's just not enough for what you have done for all of us! Name: JK Website: Referred by: My Friend From: born in calif. but live in Las cruses NM Time: 1999-07-27 16:34:35 Comments: Love it. God bless and thanks for sharing. Hugs JK Name: Dorothy braithwaite Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: St. catharines,ontario. canada Time: 1999-07-27 11:07:59 Comments: A great sight ! I have visited here before. Name: Steve Troncale Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Covina, California Time: 1999-07-26 14:44:30 Comments: Hi I met Audie Murphy in 1955. My Dad owned a grocery store in East Los Angeles, and Audie would come in occasionally to cash a check. He had some friends that lived in the area near the store. I was 14 years old at the time, and he was a big hero to all of the kids my age. I only saw him a couple of times. He was a very nice man. Name: ROBERT E PITCHFORD SR. Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: WAPAKONETA OHIO Time: 1999-07-25 22:00:44 Comments: GREAT !!!!I LIKE IT Name: allen kulikoff Website: Referred by: Net Search Engine From: sebastopol, CA Time: 1999-07-25 21:39:30 Comments: I Reconize him as the last American patriot. http://www.audiemurphy.com/guestbook/gbJul99.htm 1/22/2011 Page 4 of 19 Name: Danny King Website: Referred by: Net Search Engine From: SC Time: 1999-07-25 18:42:12 Comments: I have been looking for more of his movies. This site is great and informative!!! Enjoyed it much and I will return. Keep up the good work. Name: Gary Clark Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: Michigan originally, now live in Las Vegas Time: 1999-07-25 15:47:48 Comments: Audie Murphy wasn't only the most decorated soldier of WWII, as far as I know he was the most decorated American soldier EVER! I know of nobody else who ever achieved what he did. I enlisted in the Army in 1959 and took basic training at Ft. Riley, KS with the 1st Inf. Div. There I noticed some of the cadre wearing the 3rd Div patch of the right shoulder. When I asked if they knew Audie Murphy from the war, several of them replied they did. In fact, one old sgt. had been Audie's squad leader at one time. It was an honor to be trained by men who had fought alongside Audie Murphy. Name: Edwin Monch Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Deming, NM Time: 1999-07-25 15:35:25 Comments: I think this is a great site honoring not only a war hero, but someone the people could identify with. Audie Murphy with his baby face, showed people that it is the young people of the world that fight and die for their country. Name: Don Meyer Website: none Referred by: My Grandfather From: Oak Creek WI Time: 1999-07-25 15:12:29 Comments: Many thanks for this marvelous web page, Richard! Diane Thomason tells me that we have over 82000 signatures towards our goal of a first class commemorative stamp for Audie. Through your efforts and other dedicated admirers of Audie we are going to be successful. My best wishes to you and your family. Name: edelle bray - shoockley Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: franklin in Time: 1999-07-25 14:07:45 Comments: we enjoyed your web page, proud of you Name: Rand Barney Website: Referred by: Net Search Engine From: Highgate, Vermont Time: 1999-07-24 23:21:11 Comments: Great website and it is great that people like you are keeping the candle burning for Mr.
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