A devastating fire destroyed the 46-year-old Coneburg Grill and Pub in Kansas, leaving its owner Lindsey Marshall in shock and sadness. Despite the loss, she is determined to rebuild her business with the support of the community.
The owner of Coneburg Grill and Pub, Lindsey Marshall, shared her thoughts on the devastating fire that destroyed her 46-year-old business. According to officials, the fire likely started at the stove and caused significant damage to the kitchen, with the building’s ceiling caving in.
Marshall expressed her shock and sadness upon seeing the destruction, stating that “there’s no kitchen left — my kitchen where I made my magic happen.” She also mentioned that some of the best chefs in Kansas have cooked in that kitchen.
Although the insurance adjuster has not yet visited the site, Marshall estimated that the building is a total loss. Despite the enormity of the loss, Marshall expressed her determination to rebuild, stating that “I don’t even know how to put it into words.”
Marshall was touched by the outpouring of support from the community, with many people offering their help and encouragement. One longtime customer urged her not to give up on the business, saying that the whole community is supporting her.
Several fundraising efforts have been set up to help the employees of Coneburg Grill and Pub during the holiday season, including a GoFundMe account and an account through Vintage Bank Kansas. Marshall also expressed her appreciation for the support from the community, stating that “my phone hasn’t stopped going off since yesterday at 7 a.m.”
The fire caused significant damage to the kitchen and ceiling of the building. Although no one was injured, Marshall is still trying to process the loss. She has been overwhelmed by an outpouring of support from the community, including fundraising efforts for the business and its employees.
Marshall has expressed her gratitude for the support she has received since the fire. She has set up a GoFundMe account to help support the businesses’ employees through the holidays. Additionally, anyone can donate to a fund established by Vintage Bank Kansas to aid in the recovery of the Coneburg.
Although Marshall is still trying to come to terms with the loss, she hopes to rebuild her business. She acknowledges that it will never be the same but is determined to move forward. The community has been rallying behind her, urging her to give it one more try.
The community has been showing immense support for Marshall and her business. Fundraising efforts are underway, and many have reached out to offer their assistance.
