Oakwood Cemetery Association was established in 1866 by prominent businessmen and good citizens of our community. The original track of thirty-two acres that had begun as a rural cemetery has increased to nearly fifty acres that has served the community for the last three centuries.
From past founders; E. J. Fish, T. J. Porter, Dr. J. M. Irvine, Samuel Kimberly, C. Q. Carver, Thomas Bowden, E. A. Wheeler and James Westermann to our present day directors, Oakwood Cemetery has been serving the needs of the community.
With acre upon acre of trees and flowering plants, the picturesque rolling landscape makes Oakwood Cemetery a very serene and tranquil place for your loved one’s final resting place.
With thousands of select burial sites to pick from, Oakwood Cemetery will be an active cemetery well into this century.
Visiting the Cemetery
- Please be respectful and keep in mind that Oakwood Cemetery is a final site of rest
- Flowers are allowed on the cemetery from April 1st – November 1st.
- Wreaths are allowed after Thanksgiving to end of February