Dr. Stanley Young Louie

grandfather of two, passed away at age 56.

Stan was born March 18, 1964 in Fresno, CA to Sammy and Shirley Louie. He received his

Doctorate of Osteopathy from the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific and practiced

family medicine for 22 years in Selma, CA. In July of 1995, he married Adriane Lee. They raised

three daughters, Christina, Danielle, and Samantha.

Stan grew up in Clovis, graduating from Clovis High School in 1982 and then from California

State University, Fresno with Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Functional Biology,

minoring in Chemistry and Business Administration. He completed medical school at the

College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific and continued with his education to obtain a

Masters of Science in Health Professions Education at the Western University of Health

Science. Choosing to stay close to home, Dr. Louie completed his residency in the Central San

Joaquin Valley with UCSF. He established roots in Selma, starting his family with wife, Adriane

and joining the Logan Street Medical Group where he soon became the Medical Director and

owner. For nearly 22 years he provided healthcare to multi-generational families, before closing

his doors and joining the VA Hospital in Tulare.

Known as the “Selma Doctor,” Dr. Louie was a philanthropist of the community, always willing to

donate his time and talents to the greater good. He attended hometown high school football

games providing field support, local parades to document historic events, and often submitted

articles to the Hanford Sentinel (Selma Enterprise) as “special to the editor” supporting

community activities. He loved to volunteer his time and was an active member and past

president of the Selma Rotary Club, member of the Selma Chamber of Commerce, and past

president of the Selma Healthcare District. Most recently, he helped support Measure P and

Measure S, providing much needed funds to replace the outdated and aging Selma Police

Station.

As a member and past President of the Fresno Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association,

Dr. Louie embraced his culture, sharing with others the deep history of the Chinese in the area.

During the Lunar New Year celebrations, he would follow around John Cho’s Lion Dance Team

lighting firecrackers, and often be the Master of Ceremonies for the Chinese New Year program

at the Confucius School of Fresno.

Dr. Louie was a family man, an amateur photographer, an educator, and volunteer. He loved to

travel, often heading to the coast for day-long trips. His girls have fond memories of those many

trips where more often than not, they would be stopped to the sounds of “Dr. Louie!” He would

always smile, laugh, talk for a bit and when they left, he would say, “I got caught,” just like when

the paparazzi would stop someone famous. He was often seen attending every extra-curricular

activity his girls may have been involved with. Whether it be marching band field shows in

Fresno, USMC JROTC rifle matches in Ohio, or Chinese Lion Dances in the Valley, he was

always there to provide support. He was given the moniker “Dad of the Booster Club” when the

girls were in elementary school and high school.

Stan was preceded in death by his brother, Shelley, and his father-in-law, Randal Lee. He is

survived by his wife Adriane; his parents Sammy and Shirley; his three daughters Christina

(Daniel) Jonas, Danielle (Alberto) Miranda, and Samantha Louie; his two grandchildren Sophia

and Obito Miranda; his brother Stacey (Mary) Louie; his sister Sherry (Wayne) Toutges; and

nieces and nephews Savannah and Cameron Louie; Stephanie, Natalie, Melanie, Lyndsie, and

Christopher Wong; and Nicholas and Alisha Toutges; and many loving in-laws, aunts, uncles,

and cousins.

Visitation open to the public will be held on Friday, December 4th from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel. A Private Family service will be held on Saturday, December 5th,10:00 am at Stephens and Bean Funeral Chapel.

The family requests in lieu of flowers that donations may be made to a GoFundMe (https://gf.me/u/y86yax) for Samantha’s college education.

Please use the following link to view a recording of the private family service:

https://vimeo.com/489643678

Password: Louie