The flag site exits because of the vision and dedication of
prior Committees with the generosity of the citizens of Somerset County,
PA.
The current Committee is committed to the long-term maintenance of the
flag site,
which is dedicated to all Somerset County veterans and to the flag pole
which is dedicated to the Flight 93 heroes
If successful, our work will never be finished.
The flag was lowered November 16, 2015 for repairs and winter storage, Committee members Mike Kuhn, Dave Koontz, Lisa Azzarella and Stew Saylor enjoyed perfect weather to lower the flag. Look for it to return during May 2016.
The Committee's first nylon flag was raised today. With the help of the Somerset Volunteer Fire Department and Committee members a polyester flag was lowered for repairs. Tell us what you think of the new flag.
Before pictures: |
Day One - April 13, 2015
Day Two - April 14, 2015
Day Three - April 15, 2015
Day Four - April 16, 2015
Day Five - April 17, 2015
Day Six - April 23, 2015
Day Seven - April 24, 2015
Day Eight - April 28, 2015
Day Nine - April 29, 2015
Day Ten - May 1, 2015
Day Eleven - May 4, 2015
Day Twelve - May 5, 2015
Day Thirteen - May 6, 2015
Day Fourteen - June 9, 2015
Day Fifteen - June 10, 2015
The flag was raised with the help of Greg Davis, Larry Patton and Cody Martz. They made it look easy. THANKS!
With mulch provided by Steve Matse, the John Adams family stread mulch at the site. The Community Service team finished the job May 28, 2015
Donations were received last year for the engraving of three paving stones. The work was compleded April 15, 2015 by Shetler Memorial's master craftsman Angelo Adolph. Additional pictures will be posted later of the work effort. Very interesting. The stones look great. Our thanks for the support.
February 17th the Committee was awarded
one of the County's Tourism grants.
The grant will be used to purchase a new 30 foot by 60 foot flag.
February 17 Tourism grant for a new flag
April 13 Handicap ramp construction begins
April 15 Three paving stones engraved
May 7-8 Community Service site cleanup
May 21 Flag raised
June 10 Ramp construction completed
June 14 Ribbon Flag lowered