Fairlawn Cemetery is located at 1123 E. 6th Ave., Stillwater, OK 74074. We are conveniently situated in the heart of Stillwater, providing a peaceful and accessible final resting place for your loved ones.

The cost of a cemetery plot in Stillwater, OK, can vary. At Fairlawn Cemetery, our 2025 pricing for standard adult plots is approximately $800 for a casket or cremains, and $500 for cremains only. For those interested in cremation, our columbarium niches range from about $2,500 for a wing niche to $3,500 for a centerpiece niche. Please contact us for the most current pricing and availability.

Fairlawn Cemetery is open to visitors every day from dawn until dusk. For the safety of our visitors and to comply with Oklahoma state law, public entry is not permitted after dark.

To pre-plan your burial arrangements, you can start by purchasing a plot or columbarium niche directly from Fairlawn Cemetery. For comprehensive pre-planning services, including funeral arrangements, we recommend contacting a local funeral home.

A columbarium is a permanent structure, often a wall or building, that houses cremated remains. It contains small compartments, known as niches, designed to hold the urns of the deceased, providing a respectful and lasting memorial.

You can purchase a columbarium niche directly from Fairlawn Cemetery in Stillwater, OK. We currently have niches available and are planning for future columbaria to meet the community's needs. Contact us to learn more about our available options.

To make a donation to Fairlawn Cemetery, you can mail a check payable to "Fairlawn Cemetery" to P.O. Box 1483, Stillwater, OK 74076. If you wish to support a specific campaign like Wreaths Across America, please note "WAA" in the memo line. For general support, consider joining our "Friends of Fairlawn" program. For the most current donation needs and options, please visit our website at fairlawnstillwater.org or our Facebook page at facebook.com/fairlawnstillwater/.

The national Wreaths Across America Day is held annually on the second or third Saturday in December. On this day, volunteers place wreaths on the graves of veterans at over 5,000 locations nationwide to remember, honor, and teach.

Fairlawn Cemetery is the final resting place for veterans of numerous conflicts, including the Civil War (both Union and Confederate soldiers), World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf War. Notable burials include Private Ollie O. Dykes, the first Payne County casualty of World War I. We honor these service members with specific memorials and maintain lists of their names. You can find these lists on our services page, and further records are available through online resources like Find a Grave and the Oklahoma Digital Prairie.

To find a specific grave at Fairlawn Cemetery, you can use the online list available on our services page. Additionally, searchable records and photographs are often available on websites like FindAGrave.com. For on-site assistance, you can check for maps and information at the cemetery office or gazebo, or contact our staff directly during business hours for personalized help locating a loved one's plot.