Seventh Generation313. Dr. Milton H. FREEDMAN6,17,53 was born on 11 November 1919 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.17,126,220 He resided 1836 Lenox Road, NE in Atlanta, Georgia, USA in 1953. He resided 3856 Randall Ridge Road, NW in Atlanta, Georgia, USA in 1964–2012.126 Milton died on 21 January 2019 at the age of 99 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.220 From email sent by Ahavath Achim Synagogue: Freedman, Milton H., M.D. (11/11/1919 - 1/21/2019) died peacefully in his sleep at age 99. Milton was married to his beloved wife, Irma Bluestein Freedman, for 64 years until her death in 2012. He is survived by his devoted daughters, Francie Teitelbaum, Sally Plesser, and Jane Freedman; his loving granddaughters, Jennifer Teitelbaum, Emily Teitelbaum, and Samantha Plesser; and his many caring nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews and their children. Milton was born in Atlanta, GA, to Fannie Saul Freedman and Joseph Freedman and was the youngest of three children (Julian Freedman and Sylvia Freedman Cooper). He spent his entire life in Atlanta, except for his years in the Navy as a flight surgeon during World War II and his Medical Fellowship in Hematology at Pratt Diagnostic Hospital (now Tufts New England Medical Center) in Boston, MA, where he did pioneering research under Dr. William Dameshek at Boston Children's Hospital. Milton graduated from Boys' High School in Atlanta and was a proud Eagle Scout. He graduated from Emory University as a Phi Beta Kappa and was first in his class at Emory Medical School. He did his internship and residency in Internal Medicine at Grady Hospital. In 1949, Milton was the first Hematologist to open a private practice in Atlanta, where he treated many patients from throughout the Southeast in his early days as a doctor. He retired from his solo medical practice in 1994, and then worked as a physician consultant for the Disability Quality Branch of the Social Security Administration until his death. Milton will be missed by many friends and family members, his dear friend Rose Simms, and his wonderful caregivers, Celeste Smith, Trice Howard, Alethea Smith and Felicia McQueen. He will be remembered for his joke-telling, his intelligence, his love of medicine, nature, and sports, but most of all, for his love for his extended family. Dr. Milton H. FREEDMAN and Irma BLUESTEIN were married in 1948.220 Irma BLUESTEIN6 was born on 29 October 1925.126 She died in 2012 at the age of 87. Dr. Milton H. FREEDMAN and Irma BLUESTEIN had the following children:
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