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Pete MacRoberts — 1937-2016


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Pete MacRoberts

Pete MacRoberts

Longtime South Lake Tahoe hotelier Peter Belyea MacRoberts died April 22, 2016, in Fresno. He was 78.

He was born in Cambridge, Mass., on July 12, 1937.

In his growing years, Pete achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. He was an officer in the Navy in the 1950s. After completing his service to the Navy, Pete attended Cornell University and graduated in 1959.

Many will know him from his work in hotel management. Pete and his wife, Patricia, lived in San Diego for 25 years before they moved to South Lake Tahoe, where they lived for 20 years.

In 2014 they moved to Dunlap, retiring to live on a horse ranch.

Pete is survived by his wife, Patricia; brothers David, Paul and Stuart; sons Patrick, Brandon and Shawn Brooks; grandchildren Victoria, Brandon, Aaleah and Vanessa.

Pete’s service was May 7 at the Dunlop Baptist Church. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be given to Dunlap Baptist Church, P.O. Box 578, Dunlap, CA 93621.

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  1. Carl Ribaudo says - Posted: May 11, 2016

    Pete was a gentleman and a credit to this community. He is missed. Rest in Peace.

  2. Les Wright says - Posted: May 12, 2016

    I am sad to hear Pete has passed on. Pete was a big help and one of the first supporters of the Lake Tahoe Marathon 21 years ago. A fine person in all respects.
    We will miss him. Our condolences to his wife Patricia and his family.
    RIP Pete

  3. Michael Clark says - Posted: May 12, 2016

    A sad day indeed. Pete was a wonderful man full of love for his community and his family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Pat. All our best.

  4. David Borges, D.C. says - Posted: May 12, 2016

    It was always a pleasure to see Pete. He brought a smile, his keen intellect, and calmness to any meeting or event. We will miss Pete’s presence and what he contributed to our community. We need 100 more just like Pete to fill the void that he leaves behind.