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Michael HORTEN

Atlanta, Georgia

1944 - 2019

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HORTEN, Michael Ryberg On March 27, 2019, Michael Ryberg Horten of Atlanta, GA, passed away suddenly at the age of 74. An athlete until the very end, he died doing what he loved, cross-country skiing with his brother in the mountains of Norway. Michael was born to Hans and Frida Horten in...

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Michael was always s pleasure to work with.

I was so oddly shocked when I called Michael this time he did NOT return his call right away! Thank you so much for your past timely supports.

We are deeply saddened about Michael's passing, and we pray his family and friends find ultimate peace in his passing. Michael was an ideal brother-in-law who was always kind with my family. Will never forget how, several years ago, he was helping our daughter to learn how to ride a bicycle amongst other kind acts. Michael was "one on one" with her every step of the way. Thank you Michael. You are missed.

My sincerest condolences to the family. Michael worked with me on many startups and was awesome. As a person he was the finest, a giant and a great friend. He embodied every great attribute. We talked about skiing and family and he passed doing one of his favorite activities. He is surly in Gods hands now.

Michael was a trusted friend. Our cooperation in the SIBF programs in Istanbul and his involvement with Micrex leave great memories. We offer our condolences to Nova who lost her great guy..
Hans Kempers

My condolences to the family. Terrible loss. I had the pleasure of working with Micheal on and off for several years. He served as a trusted counsel to Neurotic Media over a decade ago, helping us navigate major challenges with wise and balanced advice. I continued to run into Michael regularly in various local business shindigs around Atlanta, and we always engaged in spirited conversation about local entrepreneurs, corporate law, and new media. Michael's passing is a sad loss for the...

To the Horten's:

Please accept my sincerest condolences to you and yours. Michael was generous, full of life and entertaining stories. I was looking forward to working with him after his return.

I first met Michael in NYC after we had both graduated from college and then again when we were both in Atlanta. I saw him almost every day at the YMCA and he was always exercising like a 20 yr. old! Incredible gift for life! We will all miss him at the Y. I send my condolences to Nova and his family.

Michael and I interacted for over thirty years most recently at Atlanta Tech Village. His curiosity, humor, and genuine interest in everyone who was fortunate enough to have met and known him will be sorely missed. A genuine renaissance man. But, he went out with a flair doing one of the things he loved most!