Loxterkamp, David
Dr. Loxterkamp was adopted as a baby by a doctor and a nurse and raised in north-western Iowa, USA. He is now a general practitioner in coastal Maine.
He has published a number of articles in the professional, literary and religious press and in April 1997 his first book, A Measure of My Days: The Journal of a Country Doctor, was published. In addition to his professional practice he is on the local school board and an active Roman Catholic.
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He has no wish to trace his birth family.
References
Personal correspondenceLoxterkamp, David. "Rolfe Alumni Essay." Available at: http://www.rolfealumni.com/thoughts/essays/1971-Loxterkamp.htm
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