William Wing Louie

Dear family, I only very recently learned of Will's passing and was heartbroken. With the pandemic, I've been locked up at home, unaware of the events and,  I am heartbroken. I cried. I am so upset that I missed his funeral. Will was a dear friend and a joy I will miss in my life. Kenny knew I had intended to ask Will to join me at the Beggar's Banquet and I was so looking forward to its return after the post pandemic opening up of the goings on in the world. I so missed my dear friend... and now, he will remain a cherished figure iny life. To all the family, you will be in my prayers. I've known so many of you nearly my whole life. My deepest condolences. I will miss my dear friend, Will. He was a bright spot in my life. I hope mom and daddy were there with Merrie to greet him when he returned home to heaven.  All my love, Tomi

Our deepest and heartfelt condolences go out to all members of the Louie family. Mr. Louie left a legacy that few could hope to ever match. A man's greatness is not just measured by power, money or prestige but how he acts and how he treats others. While we did not know Mr. Louie as well as many, we knew him as the father of our friends and as a kind, considerate and classy gentleman. He lives on in his children and in the work he leaves behind. We will think of him every time we are up at Alta! A great man by any definition.

A beautiful service today for an amazing man. I was one of the lucky recipients of Will Louie calm and understated mentoring his daughter spoke of in his funeral service today and will forever be grateful for the generosity he shared with me. Although I never met Will’s daughters, I send each of you my deepest condolences and share my love of your father and my deep respect of his legacy to the architectural profession and his important role as a trailblazer in this field.

St. Ann looks so beautiful this morning. The orchids remind me of Merrie.

I have known Mr. Louie and wife for thirty years. We meet at St. Anns during masses . He was a gracious and talented person and I am grateful to have known him. .

Uncle Will, you will be missed. You were a remarkable man- brilliant, creative, generous and kind. Give our love to Aunt Merrie. Our hearts and thoughts are with the entire Louie family. Melanie and David

Your dad was such an amazing and wonderful man. We really wish we were able to be with you in person to share our support right now. We are thinking of you and your whole family. Love, Tory and Jim

I’m very sorry for your loss. Your Father was a kind man and I will never forget how he and all the Louie’s made my daughter Hailey and I feel like we were part of the family many years ago at Arches. My condolences to you all.

What a gentleman. The Alta Family sends love and prayers for Will and all of his amazing extended family. Will was a huge part of the building design for Alta Ski Area, as well as a part of many of the pioneer families who shaped Alta. Rest in peace , sir.

Melanie, I'm so sorry for your loss. Your father was very kind to me when I visited your home as a child. My heart goes out to you and your family.

Condolences from Anne & Richard and all at Boxted Airfield Historical Group. It has been an honour to have met and known this wonderful gentle man. He was extremely kind to our organisation. We shall miss him.

Lisa- I only met your Dad a couple of times, but I always admired his architecture at Alta and loved those buildings. When your Dad showed me his car, I knew he was a true “car guy” when I was looking at the interior and he said, “Check out the grill.” When I went around to the front of the car, I saw two beautiful car badges that only a true aficionado would have displayed on their car. My sincerest condolences to you and your family. I know he will be missed by many.

Maria, Kenny and family, I am so sorry to hear that your Dad passed away! He was an extraordinary man. Take comfort in knowing that he and your Mom are together and happy once more. Debbie Gorrell Edwards

Our condolences to Kenny, Jan and the entire Louie family. Steve Summers and Maggie Shaw.

Ken: Please accept our condolences for the loss of your father. You should be so proud of his accomplishments, leadership and care for his community and your family. Men like your father are rare. The Salt Lake community will forever reap the benefits of his talents. His memory is preserved in so many ways with gifted architecture. We wish you and your family the most comfort during this time of loss. Linda, Bill and John Kunzweiler

Lisa, I was saddened to hear of the passing of your father. Please accept my condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. God Bless. Eternal rest grant upon him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. Rest in peace.

I am so sorry for your loss, but joyful in the idea that he is reunited with Merrie. Your dad was such a good man. I had the honor of working with him and getting to know him while he attended the pool at TOSH. I admired his many creative accomplishments and appreciated his warm smile, hugs, and thoughtfulness. Even in the years after TOSH, he still sent me Christmas cards and I promptly hung them on the fridge to be reminded of him (still have them all in a box actually). I think of him often and will miss him. He brought so much to the world, and knowing him made mine better. May your hearts be comforted in this transitional time.

Thinking of you and your family and wishing you moments of peace and comfort... “Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs. I am so sorry for your loss.”