Boise and he was buried in Blaine County, at the Bellevue Cemetery in Bellevue. Legacy A state office building near the state capitol was named for him in 1998. Built in the late-1970s, it is on the site of the old St. Alphonsus Hospital, which was vacated in 1972 and demolished a few years later. It is opposite the state supreme court building on State Street. References External links The Cenarrusa Foundation for Basque Culture University of Idaho – Pete Cenarrusa Boise State University - Albertsons Library – Pete Cenarrusa collection 1917 births 2013 deaths American people of Basque descent Secretaries of State of Idaho People from Carey, Idaho Speakers of the Idaho House of Representatives Republican Party members of the Idaho House of Representatives University of Idaho alumni 2004 United States presidential electors