Dr. Friedlaender was a Fellow of
the American College of Physicians
and the American Academy of
Allergy. He chaired many of the
academy's research committees
and served as vice president. He
was the recipient of the academy's
Distinguished Service Award. He
was also founding director and
secretary of the American Board
of Allergy and Immunology and
served as editor in chief of the
journal Immunology and Allergy
Practice and as a national media
spokesperson, educating the public
about allergic diseases on radio and
television programs throughout the
country.
He was honored by Wayne's
School of Medicine with its
Distinguished Alumni Award. He
published over 60 scientific papers
in basic and clinical research.
Dr. Friedlaender was married to
Dorothy Blum, a registered nurse,
whom he met while training in
Baltimore. They were married for 55
years, until her death. During World
War II, Dr. Friedlaender served as a
captain in the Army Medical Corps
in the South Pacific.
He is survived by his chil-
dren, Roslyn Levy of Gainesville,
Mitchell of La Jolla and Robert of
Washington; six grandchildren; nine
great-grandchildren.
He was husband of the late
Dorothy; brother of the late Alex
Friedlaender and the late Sara Stern.
Memorial services and interment
were in Gainesville.

HAROLD "HANK" GLUCKMAN,
81, of Farmington Hills, died Oct.
20, 2008, from natural causes at
Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital.
He was a retired local interior
designer. He began his career in
Detroit in the 1950s, working in dis-
play at the J.L. Hudson Company. He
then became the head of Hudson's
display department towards the end
of the decade and was responsible
for opening both Eastland and
Northland malls. At Northland, he
was responsible for hand-painting
one of the largest murals in North
America.
In 1960, Mr. Gluckman opened his
own design firm, Gluckman Designs,
and was responsible for designing
a number of local landmarks, most
notably the Fox & Hounds restau-
rant, the original Stage & Company
delicatessen and Ladbrokes Detroit
Race Course clubhouse. He also

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