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Contributed by: DR. SEAN REIF D.C. on 5/10/2007

Go to Kansas he was "called". Brian Befort left Cafe Mexico to open a small restaurant in his wife, Angie's hometown of Osborne, Kansas. After a fire burned the place to the ground a couple of years back, the townrallied for an old fashioned wallraising to rebuild the Circle Inn to an even better and BIGGER. The local Rotary Club, for which Brian has become a member, meets there on Thursdays at noon. That was until this weekend's band of tornados decimated the restaurant.

Brian was born, raised and graduated from Westy High School and continues to referee basketball games. He now lives the small town life running a business, community work, and raising a growing family. He still makes the old green chili recipe from the Cafe days, though some farmers still prefer the old white milk gravy. He certainly has a touch of "spice" to that Kansas town.

Call or write Brian to offer support and words of encouragement in his time of rebuilding. Or stop in on your way through Kansas. Osborne is straight east of Colby on US 24 and straight north of Russell on US 281 before you get to Smith Center.

Brian Befort
c/o Circle Inn
1106 W US Highway 24
Osborne, Kansas 67473
785.346.9444

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posted on 12/14/2007 @ 10:03:56 AM

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Brian and Angie have since rebuilt and repaired the Circle in and reopened October 2007 in time for pheasant season.

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By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.

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