Place

City Hall Flagpole

A civic memorial honoring Sgt. Matthew J. Sandri and Capt. Robert C. Scheetz Jr.

City Hall flagpole plaque dedicated to Shamokin's fallen heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom
City Hall flagpole plaque dedicated to Shamokin's fallen heroes of Operation Iraqi FreedomCity Hall flagpole plaque dedicated to Shamokin's fallen heroes of Operation Iraqi FreedomImage date: 2026-06-09

The City of Shamokin dedicated this flagpole on May 29, 2005, in honor of its fallen heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

A Memorial at City Hall

The plaque names Sgt. Matthew J. Sandri and Capt. Robert C. Scheetz Jr., preserving their service in a permanent civic memorial.

Names Preserved in Public

City Hall remains a practical center for local government. This memorial places that daily civic work within a longer story of community service.

Names Preserved in Public

From here, several tour stops are only a short walk away.

Why This Place Matters

The on-site plaque records the dedication date as May 29, 2005. Sgt. Matthew J. Sandri and Capt. Robert C. Scheetz Jr. are named on the memorial. The flagpole memorial connects a contemporary generation of military service to Shamokin's older Lincoln Street monuments. Its City Hall setting places remembrance beside the continuing work of local government.

Location

47 E Lincoln Street, Shamokin, PA