Photo by: Kathleen Giesey

American Flag, Pennsylvania Flag on right
September Eleventh Flag on left:
    Red:  Earth, "Native Land", "Country", "Hallowed Earth"
    White:  Valor, Integrity, Bravery, Freedom - The qualities of Heroes
    Blue:  Sky, "heaven", "abode of the triumphant"
    Four Stars:  Each for the Four Flights of Honor, September Eleventh

    Design copyright @2001, A. T. Mascherino (may be used for non-commercial
purposes with written permission)

Chapel front, with 44 foot tower and Thunder Bell

                                                                                                                           Photo credit:  Rita Geisey

                                                                                                                                                      Photo credit:  Rita Geisey

Sanctuary Lamp of Perpetual Remembrance
   Artist:  David Weimer, Master Blacksmith, Somerset, Pennsylvania
   The Lamp:  Parabolic Dish:  The crater of Impact
              Wrought flames in sheet metal:  The Sacrifice of Flight 93
              Candle Light:  The Gift of Flight 93 to us, The Light of
Freedom, Liberty, Courage, Commitment:  our Gift to treasure and keep alive
and brightly burning.
              Counter Balance:  The cyliners represent the trees of Penn's
Woods.
              Stylized Wings:  The Flight of 93 across Pennsylvania skies. 
The heroism of the Heroes of Flight 93 occurred in the sky.  Their courage
and example will never end.  The Flight of 93 will never end.
              Star from which the Lamp is suspended:  Eternal glory to
Heroes, the heavens, the abode of Heroes, the shared glory of all who live
according to the principles and values exhibited by the Heroes of Flight 93.
  Some call it "heaven".  This golden star is the Fortieth star in the
sanctuary, accompanying 39 painted stars in the mural, each for the Heroes
of Flight 93.