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|death_place=[[Laredo]], [[Texas]]​

|death_place=[[Laredo]], [[Texas]]​

|religion=[[Jewish]]​

|religion=[[Jewish]]​

|spouse=Never married<br>

|spouse=Never married<br>

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Keilson died at his Laredo residence at the age of ninety-three. His brother, Dr. Gerald Robert Keilson, died in [[Dallas]], Texas, the day before Stanley Keilson's own passing. Keilson is survived by cousins, Sunny Wager, Ivan Hurwitz, Syndei Levin, Jeri Sorosky, Sandy Hurwitz, Jill MacLaine, and Donny Hurwitz, and nephews, Mark and David Keilson.  He is interred at Temple Beth-El Memorial Park, 1715 Austin Highway in San Antonio.<ref name=obit/>

Keilson died at his Laredo residence at the age of ninety-three. His brother, Dr. Gerald Robert Keilson, died in [[Dallas]], Texas, the day before Stanley Keilson's own passing. Keilson is survived by cousins, Sunny Wager, Ivan Hurwitz, Syndei Levin, Jeri Sorosky, Sandy Hurwitz, Jill MacLaine, and Donny Hurwitz, and nephews, Mark Stephen and David Keilson.  He is interred at Temple Beth-El Memorial Park, 1715 Austin Highway in San Antonio.<ref name=obit/>

In 2014, Keilson was named “Icon of the Arts” by the Laredo Theater Guild International for his contribution to the arts, artists, and education. He is also honored with the Stanley A. Keilson Memorial Scholarship Fund established with the Laredo Area Community Foundation, P.O. Box 450223, in Laredo.<ref name=obit/>

In 2014, Keilson was named “Icon of the Arts” by the Laredo Theater Guild International for his contribution to the arts, artists, and education. He is also honored with the Stanley A. Keilson Memorial Scholarship Fund established with the Laredo Area Community Foundation, P.O. Box 450223, in Laredo.<ref name=obit/>