A Genealogical Diary and Autobiography of David Michael Latouche

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I have written my personal diary and autobiography in memory of my dear and departed mother, Mary Maxine Roome (maiden name). Even though I never had the pleasure of knowing her, I have been told that her greatest desire was to write her story. Since she wasnt able to achieve this, I am making an effort to gratify her desire by explaining how I came to be while honoring both my father, Galen Arthur La Touch, and my mother, Mary Maxine Roome, whom I surely would have loved so very much if I had been given the chance. From having been a ward of the courts and the State of Indiana upon my birth and being placed into foster homes, orphanage homes, including state mental institutions during my younger years, I experienced many frustrations of not knowing who or where was my natural family.