Obituary: Caroline Wilson Gray Truslow, 2000 
Source: Unknown newspaper 
Contributor: Dennis Truslow  <dtruslow2002@msn.com>
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  TRUSLOW REIDSVILLE -- Caroline "Tine" Wilson Gray Truslow, 80, of 1706 Pennrose Drive 
died Saturday, Dec. 9, 2000, at Annie Penn Hospital. She was the wife of Dr. Roy E. 
Truslow, former radiologist at Annie Penn Hospital. (Dr. Roy Truslow was the grandson 
of William Nicholas Truslow of Nelson County)  
  A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Dec. 11, 2000, at First 
Presbyterian Church of Reidsville with a reception afterward. A graveside service will 
follow at 2:30 p.m. in Salem Cemetery in Winston-Salem. 
  Mrs. Truslow was born Oct. 5, 1920, in Winston-Salem to Dr. Eugene Price Gray and Janet 
Crump Gray. She had one sister, Janet Crump Gray, who died in 1937. She graduated from 
Salem Academy in 1937 and Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga., in 1941. After attending 
Washington (D.C.) School for Secretaries, Mrs. Truslow worked for the N.C. Chapter of 
Women's National Democratic Committee in Washington in 1942 and 1943. Mrs. Truslow met 
her future husband while employed as the secretary of the pediatric department at Bowman 
Gray School of Medicine in Winston-Salem. She then attended graduate school at the 
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, from 1945 to 1946. Tine and Roy were married Sept. 21, 
1946, in the First Presbyterian Church in Winston-Salem and moved to Reidsville in 1952. 
The have three children, Janet Crump Truslow and partner Susan Greene of Decatur, Ga., 
Robert Gray Truslow of Woburn, Mass., and Dr. William Worth Truslow and wife, Mary, of 
Greensboro. She is also survived by grandchildren Caroline Kennelly Isaacs of Paris, France, 
Evan Myers Morrison of Greensboro and Davis Cheung Truslow of Woburn. 
  Mrs. Truslow was a past president of the Women of the Church, First Presbyterian Church 
of Reidsville, member of the organizing committee of Hospice of Rockingham County, volunteer 
for the American Cancer Society for over 15 years and Literacy Program of the Reidsville 
Public Library. She served on the board of trustees of the former Glade Valley School and 
board of directors of Rockingham Community College Foundation. She was a sustaining member 
of the Winston-Salem Junior League and the Reidsville Junior Service League. She was a choir 
member, deacon and elder of the First Presbyterian Church of Reidsville. 
  Dr. and Mrs. Truslow endowed scholarships at Bowman Gray Medical School of Wake Forest 
University, East Carolina Medical School, two at Agnes Scott College, three at Rockingham 
Community College, Salem Academy, Wake Forest University and the Presbyterian Foundation 
for the former Glade Valley School and now used for children of missionaries stationed 
outside the United States. 
  Tine had a wide circle of friends whom she treasured and kept up with through many years. 
She had a keen sense of adventure and traveled extensively throughout the world. She was 
an avid reader and patron of the arts. She had a strong sense of family and joy of life. 
Her sense of humor and spontaneous gaiety will be greatly missed. 
  In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Rockingham Community 
College Foundation, P.O. Box 38, Wentworth, NC 27375. Wilkerson Funeral Home is in charge 
of arrangements.

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