The Burns Cemetery is a mid-1800s cemetery located on or near Kia Kima Scout Reservation. Little is known about Burns Cemetery, and the actual location is disputed. In around 2015, a family came to KKSR during the off-season and installed a marker where they believe the graves are located, near Site #10 Crazy Wolf. A more likely burial site is located across the property boundary off KKSR property.
The Kia Kima Leaders Guide is published annually with information regarding the camp facilities, program, and registration. This collection of Leaders Guides begins in 1918, the third camping season of Kia Kima.
1. Tommy Jenkins
2. Bob Creamer
3. George Jenkins
4. Gene Riddick
5. Hope Ford
6. Claud Bullard
7. Mike Jones
8. Seymore Petrosky
9. John O'Callahan
10. Jud Baker
11. Charles Bogden
12. Sidney Rutland
13. Raymond Scott
14. Allen Zeigler
15. Herman Weigandt
16. Keith Fisher
17. George Christian
18. Oral Lee
19. Owen Lilly
20. George Billingsly
21. Stewart Bohan
Staffer David "Truck" Robinson was riding on the bumper of a pickup truck on the way to the Dining Hall during Staff Week when he was thrown off while the truck was going around the curve in front of the present-day Osage Staff Center. Robinson received a few broken bones, a concussion, and a new nickname. The "Memorial Curve" sign was put up by an anonymous Staffer shortly after the incident.
