Cemeteries and Memorials

Silhouette of the Vietnam Veteran Memorial amid the rays of morning sunrise.

Edward Mendez

Division

407 Galisteo St., Rm. 134
Santa Fe, NM 87501

(505) 382-3760

edward.mendez@dvs.nm.gov

David Walker

Cemetery & Memorial Bureau Chief

407 Galisteo St., Rm. 134
Santa Fe, NM 87501

(505) 670-5824

david.walker@dvs.nm.gov

To arrange for an interment in one of our state veteran cemeteries, or to memorialize a veteran missing in action or missing at sea, please contact the appropriate cemetery.

For all other assistance, please contact us at (505) 231-8911.

Entry sign for the State Veterans' Cemetery in Fort Stanton, NM

Ft. Stanton State Veterans Cemetery

P.O. Box 1195
Capitan NM, 88316
(505) 205-6707
stephen.mcconnell@dvs.nm.gov

Shaded structure at the Gallup State Veterans Cemetery

Gallup State Veterans Cemetery

333 National Cemetery Dr.
Gallup, NM 87305
(575) 921-3494
gilbert.lopez@dvs.nm.gov

Aerial view of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial with the valley and mountains of Angel Fire, NM in the background.

Angel Fire State Veteran Cemetary

P.O. Box 1195
Capitan NM, 88316
(505) 205-6707
stephen.mcconnell@dvs.nm.gov

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Angel Fire, located adjacent to the Angel Fire State Veterans Cemetery, is recognized by Congress as a “memorial of national significance.” Approximately 50,000 individuals visit the Memorial each year.

Part of the State Benefits Division, the Cemetery and Memorials Program oversees the operation of New Mexico’s state veterans cemeteries and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Angel Fire.

DVS currently operates three state veterans cemeteries: Gallup, Fort Stanton, and Angel Fire, with a fourth planned cemetery in Carlsbad. These four locations represent areas of the state with large, underserved veteran populations who live too far from the two national veterans cemeteries in the state: The Santa Fe National Cemetery in northern New Mexico, and Fort Bayard National Cemetery in the southwestern part of the state.

To arrange for an interment in one of our state veteran cemeteries, or to memorialize a veteran missing in action or missing at sea, please contact the appropriate cemetery below.  For all other assistance, please contact us at (505) 231-8911. 

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National Cemeteries