Phil & Tami Roberts
Funeral Directors
At the helm of Roberts Family Funeral Service since 2017, Phil and Tami Roberts carry forward a legacy rooted in compassion, community, and decades of funeral service expertise. Formerly known as McDonald-Roberts Funeral Home, the firm has long been a pillar of care for families in Beloit and the surrounding areas.
Phil, a second-generation funeral director, joined the firm in 2001 as a licensed funeral director. His father, Max Roberts, devoted 38 years to the business as part-owner of McDonald-Roberts Funeral Home. A graduate of Beloit High School and Kansas State University, Phil has also served his community as Mayor of Beloit and is an active member of the Odyssey Club (formerly the Lions Club). A lifelong sports enthusiast, he is a loyal fan of the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs, enjoys collecting sports cards, and spends much of his free time playing golf with Tami, family, and friends.
Tami, Phil’s wife, is also a licensed funeral director and embalmer, having earned her credentials from DMACC. She takes pride in serving the community and has been actively involved in GriefShare. With a background in healthcare and a love for helping others, Tami also continues to work occasional shifts at the hospital. In her spare time, she enjoys golf, time with family and friends, and watching her grandchildren.
Phil and Tami’s family includes Luke Winkel and his wife Aubree with their five children; Zach Winkel and his wife Shana with their one child; and Karissa Frasier and her husband Trevor.
Together, Phil and Tami uphold a family-first philosophy, blending tradition with personalized, compassionate care for the communities they are honored to serve.
Phil & Tami Roberts
Funeral Directors
At the helm of Roberts Family Funeral Service since 2017, Phil and Tami Roberts carry forward a legacy rooted in compassion, community, and decades of funeral service expertise. Formerly known as McDonald-Roberts Funeral Home, the firm has long been a pillar of care for families in Beloit and the surrounding areas.
Phil, a second-generation funeral director, joined the firm in 2001 as a licensed funeral director. His father, Max Roberts, devoted 38 years to the business as part-owner of McDonald-Roberts Funeral Home. A graduate of Beloit High School and Kansas State University, Phil has also served his community as Mayor of Beloit and is an active member of the Odyssey Club (formerly the Lions Club). A lifelong sports enthusiast, he is a loyal fan of the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs, enjoys collecting sports cards, and spends much of his free time playing golf with Tami, family, and friends.
Tami, Phil’s wife, is also a licensed funeral director and embalmer, having earned her credentials from DMACC. She takes pride in serving the community and has been actively involved in GriefShare. With a background in healthcare and a love for helping others, Tami also continues to work occasional shifts at the hospital. In her spare time, she enjoys golf, time with family and friends, and watching her grandchildren.
Phil and Tami’s family includes Luke Winkel and his wife Aubree with their five children; Zach Winkel and his wife Shana with their one child; and Karissa Frasier and her husband Trevor.
Together, Phil and Tami uphold a family-first philosophy, blending tradition with personalized, compassionate care for the communities they are honored to serve.
Logan Higbee
Logan Higbee has been part of our funeral home team for the past year and a half and is currently pursuing his Funeral Director and Embalming License. With a strong background in emergency medical services, Logan serves full-time as the Clinical Coordinator for Barton Community College’s EMS program and has been in EMS for nine years—seven of those as a paramedic. He also continues to serve Mitchell County EMS part-time.
Logan has found deep fulfillment in funeral service, particularly in caring for families during their time of loss. He has developed a passion for the embalming process, valuing the opportunity to restore loved ones to their natural appearance and offer comfort to those they leave behind.
Outside of work, Logan enjoys life with his fiancé (Amber Peters) and two young daughters, ages five and three. Together, they love visiting the lake, playing outdoors, and making the most of their time as a family.
Logan Higbee
Logan Higbee has been part of our funeral home team for the past year and a half and is currently pursuing his Funeral Director and Embalming License. With a strong background in emergency medical services, Logan serves full-time as the Clinical Coordinator for Barton Community College’s EMS program and has been in EMS for nine years—seven of those as a paramedic. He also continues to serve Mitchell County EMS part-time.
Logan has found deep fulfillment in funeral service, particularly in caring for families during their time of loss. He has developed a passion for the embalming process, valuing the opportunity to restore loved ones to their natural appearance and offer comfort to those they leave behind.
Outside of work, Logan enjoys life with his fiancé (Amber Peters) and two young daughters, ages five and three. Together, they love visiting the lake, playing outdoors, and making the most of their time as a family.
Amber Peters
Amber Peters is dedicated to serving the community she has always called home. Having grown up in Mitchell County, her work is deeply personal — these are her neighbors, friends, and community members. Amber takes pride in being a calm and compassionate presence for families, offering support through thoughtful arrangements, attentive listening, and meticulous attention to detail so they can focus on what matters most.
With more than a decade of experience in Emergency Medical Services, Amber currently serves as Assistant Director for Mitchell County EMS while continuing her training to become a paramedic. Her commitment to service extends beyond her professional life, as she enjoys spending time with her fiancé (Logan Higbee) and two daughters making memories at the lake, traveling, and cherishing time together at home.
For Amber, serving others in times of loss is both an honor and a calling. She strives to ensure that every family feels cared for, understood, and treated with the utmost compassion and respect.
Amber Peters
Amber Peters is dedicated to serving the community she has always called home. Having grown up in Mitchell County, her work is deeply personal — these are her neighbors, friends, and community members. Amber takes pride in being a calm and compassionate presence for families, offering support through thoughtful arrangements, attentive listening, and meticulous attention to detail so they can focus on what matters most.
With more than a decade of experience in Emergency Medical Services, Amber currently serves as Assistant Director for Mitchell County EMS while continuing her training to become a paramedic. Her commitment to service extends beyond her professional life, as she enjoys spending time with her fiancé (Logan Higbee) and two daughters making memories at the lake, traveling, and cherishing time together at home.
For Amber, serving others in times of loss is both an honor and a calling. She strives to ensure that every family feels cared for, understood, and treated with the utmost compassion and respect.
