Title: Steve Wulf
Content:  Wulf has been married since October, 1984. He and his wife Jane have two sons, Bo and John, as well as twin daughters, Eve and Elizabeth. Wulf often writes about his children and boasts on his Twitter page that he is "the father of four pitchers."
Title: Klausjürgen Wussow
Content:  Wussow was married four times. From 1951 until 1960 he was married to German actress Jolande Frantz. They had one daughter. From 1960 until 1991 he was married to Austrian actress Ida Krottendorf. Together they had two children, a daughter and a son (both are actors too). From 1992 until 2003 he was married to the German journalist Yvonne Viehhöver. They had one son. From 2004 until 2007 he was married to Sabine Scholz, the former wife of the German boxer Bubi Scholz, marriage ended with his death. He had an Austrian honorary citizenship and an Austrian Honorary Professor. In his last years he was suffering from dementia after some strokes. He died in Rüdersdorf near Berlin. His grave is located in Berlin on the "Waldfriedhof Heerstrasse" cemetery.
Title: Marcel Wüst
Content:  Wüst was born in Cologne. He got his first taste for cycling when his family visited the 1973 Tour de France during vacation in France. He received his first racing bike at the age of ten, in 1977, before joining the local cycling club a year later. In 1984, Wüst won the opening stage of a stage race in Luxembourg. Three years later, he and fellow Cologne-based cyclist Heike Gasel became a couple. They married in January 1990. The two have a son, Alexander, who was born in 1998. Wüst spends three months a year in his elected second home, Noosa, Australia, while remaining a resident of his native Cologne.
Title: Josef Wüst
Content:  Josef Wüst became an Austrian citizen on February 5, 1951. On July 13, 1957, he married Helga Hoch; they had four children. He died on February 19, 2003, in Lintsching, in the Lungau.
Title: Wolfgang Schuster
Content:  Schuster is married to a female doctor since 1979 and has three children and four grandchildren.
Title: Wolfgang Stechow
Content:  He married Ursula Hoff (b. 1911) on 16 December 1932; they had three children (Hans Axel, Barbara and Nicola).
Title: Helmut Wick
Content:  On 5 August 1939, Wick married Ursel Rolfs (1916–1968) in Berlin. The marriage produced two children, Walter (born in October 1939) and a girl, Sabine, born after Wick's death, in February 1941. On 23 January 1941, Wick's father received a telephone call from Bodenschatz at the Führer Headquarters that Wick had been rescued and taken prisoner of war. Apparently an official Reuters report had indicated that a 25-year-old Luftwaffe Major, credited with 56 aerial victories, had been interned in a prisoner-of-war camp in Canada. Both Hitler and Göring initiated steps to get confirmation of the report. On 5 February 1941, a telegram from Ottawa informed Ursel that Wick was not interned in Canada. Ursel married the military doctor, Stabsarzt (equivalent to captain) Dr. Gerhard Tausch, later in the war.
Title: Frank Wilczek
Content:  Wilczek met Betsy Devine at Princeton, when both watched the televised 1972 Fisher-Spassky chess matches. They married on July 3, 1973, and together they have two daughters, Amity (Academic Dean at Deep Springs College) and Mira (senior partner at Link Ventures.)
Title: Walter Trautzsch
Content:  (and "adventurous" ) route, into Switzerland where, using another false identity, he was able to present himself to the authorities as "Kurt Schneider" a Czechoslovak refugee. (For historical reasons, before 1945 Czechoslovakia was home to approximately two million ethnic Germans with German names. ) During this time he teamed up with other communist political exiles from Germany who had managed to find their way to Switzerland including, notably, Maria Weiterer, Leo Bauer and Fritz Sperling. He also met up with 1946 Rosemarie Müggli (1918–1974), a Swiss woman whom he married shortly after the war ended. Their first son was born in 1946.
Title: Toto Wolff
Content:  Wolff lives with his wife, the ROKiT Venturi Racing CEO Susie Wolff in Monaco. He proposed to his would-be on a boat in Venice. They married in October, 2011. On 11 April 2017, Susie announced on Twitter that she had given birth to their first child the previous day. Wolff speaks fluent German, English, French, Italian, and Polish. He has two children from a previous marriage. Wolff was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Cranfield University for his services to Motorsport in May 2021.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I know that Torsten Wustlich was married.
Answer: False