According to classmate, Nora Sullivan O'Neil, Carolyn Reda, of Clarksburg, West Virginia, married Mr. Wysong. In fact, her marriage record indicates that Carolyn F. Reda, born in Clarksburg on January 27, 1920, married William Scott Wysong, Jr., born in Baltimore, Maryland, and employed as a technician in the Army Medical Corps. The marriage took place in Pittsburgh on November 14, 1941, but Mr. Wilsong's parents, William Scott and Catherine Teresa (Fischer) Wysong, were also residents of Clarksburg, Harrison County, West Virginia. Her parents were Frank (a tailor) and Bertha (Gemma) Reda, both born in Italy.

1930 Census, Clarksburg, Harrison County, WV
210 Virginia Avenue
Frank Reda, Head, Owns Home, $9000, 50, b Italy
Gemma [Mother's maiden name], Wife, 37, b Italy
Armando, Son, 11, b WV
Carolina, Dau, 9, b WV
Frank, Son, 7, b WV
Orpha Woodman, Servant, 17, b WV

W. Scott Wysong, born October 16, 1917, died May 30, 2002.

OBITUARY OF CAROLYN REDA WYSONG: WINSTON-SALEM - January 27, 1921 - March 14, 2018 - Carolyn Frances Reda Wysong, age 97, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina died while out living life on March 14th 2018. Carolyn was born in Clarksburg, West Virginia on January 27th, 1921. She was the daughter of Italian immigrants, the late Elizabeth G. Reda and Frank A. Reda. Her husband and best friend of 59 years, W. Scott Wysong, Jr, preceded her in death. Two daughters and their spouses, Catherine W. Cobb and John A Cobb of Winston-Salem, North Carolina and Susan W. Sutton and William M. Sutton of Huntersville, North Carolina, survive her. Also surviving, five grandchildren, Amy C. McGinnis and husband Henderson D. McGinnis, Jefferson S. Cobb and wife Laurel B. Cobb, Jill C. Crino and husband John A. Crino, J. Andrew Cobb, and Katherine E. Sutton. Eight great-grandchildren (or as Carolyn referred to them, "Greats") Lucy C. and Clifford W. McGinnis, Ella B., Ava N. and Iris W. Cobb, Katherine V., J. Rocco, and Viviana G. Crino. Her brother Herman preceded her in death and her dear brother Frank Reda of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania survives her. Carolyn grew up on Virginia Avenue in Clarksburg and graduated from W.I. High School in 1938 and the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing in 1941. Carolyn was very proud of her nursing career. Carolyn was active in several community projects; her primary interests were in her church, education and all cultured arts but her love and true commitment was always to her family. Carolyn loved to sing, play bridge, watch sports (particularly, WVU) and was always the best dressed at any event, including family dinners. She was also a wonderful cook and hostess and her flower garden always overflowed with color and her birdfeeders with life. Carolyn lived independently during the last years of her life and was able to stay at her home during the past year because of her loving and generous caregivers, Debby, Robin, Brianna, Janice, Rolanda, Jaime and Heather. During her 10 years in Winston-Salem Carolyn was a patient of Dr. Francis O'Brien. His loving care was invaluable and her family is forever grateful for the joy he brought her. A memorial service will be conducted on Saturday, May 19th, 2018 at 1:00, Christ Episcopal Church in Clarksburg, West Virginia with a reception following at the church. A celebration of life gathering will be held Thursday, April 19th, 2018 from 4:30 until 6:30 p.m. at the Greenbrier Farm Clubhouse in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Donations can be made to Christ Episcopal Church, 123 S. 6th Street, Clarksburg, WV 26301, St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Senior Ministry) 520 Summit Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 or the Clarksburg Mission, 312 N 4th Street, Clarksburg, WV 26301-2003.