Alice Stewart Trillin, Longtime Muse to Husband Author Calvin Trillin, Passes Away

Beloved Educator, Author, and Film Producer

Alice Stewart Trillin, an American educator, author, film producer, and longtime muse to her husband, humorist Calvin Trillin, sadly passed away on September 11, 2001. She was known to many fans of her husband's work as his muse, providing inspiration for his humorous observations on life and relationships.

A Life Marked by Creativity and Courage

Alice Trillin was not only a source of inspiration for her husband but also a talented artist in her own right. She was an accomplished writer and educator, having authored several books and produced educational television programs. One of her most notable works was a memoir titled "My Life with Calvin and Hobbes," which chronicled her experiences as the wife of a famous humorist and the inspiration for the beloved comic strip character Hobbes.

In her late 30s, Alice faced a challenging health battle, battling lung cancer. However, she emerged victorious, demonstrating her resilience and determination. Her recovery inspired her to write about her experiences in a heartwarming and relatable memoir, which was praised for its honesty and courage.