About Lane's Resting Place
MT. Olivet Cementery
This page was created for all of Lane's friends that are not able to visit Mount Olivet, Lane's resting place.
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, in Hugo, OK. is where the Frost Family chose to have Lane buried, next to his friend Freckles Brown.
The main road of Mount Olivet.
Mount Olivet is open dawn to dusk 7 days a week.
Directions to Lane's grave site:
You will turn into the cemetery, and go under the arch at the gate.
Drive down the main road to the first road on your right.
(This road will be before you get to the office.)
Turn right.
After you turn right on the first road, Lane's grave site will be on your left, about 3 or 4 car lengths down the road.
In the picture below you can see how Lane's marker, in the shape of his World Champion belt buckle, and his friend Freckles Brown's tall brown marker look from the road.
First Baptist Church Atoka, Ok.
On August 2, 1989, Lane's funeral service was held at the First Baptist Church in Atoka, Ok.
It was thought to be large enough to hold all the people that would come to pay their respects to Lane.
However, Oklahoma's paper, "The Oklahoman", estimated that 3500 people attended Lane's funeral.
1200 filled the pews and aisles of the church and its adjacent auditorium, and the rest of the mourners stood outside in the rain, listening to the service over loudspeakers.
The Rev. Willard Moody of Roswell, N.M. said that Lane was one of the many rodeo cowboys that "get to know Jesus" (Lane was a born-again Christian.)
After the service, Lane was taken to Hugo, OK., about 45 miles from Atoka, and laid to rest at Mount Olivet Cemetery, next to his friend and mentor, Freckles Brown.
"When I have to think of Lane there, I like to think of Freckles there with him."
Mount Olivet is best known for it's "Showman's Rest" area, where many circus performers and employees are laid to rest.
Lane Frost, Freckles Brown, and Todd Whatley are all World Champion Bull Riders that are buried at Mount Olivet.
