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The Garcia Family Witnesses 100 years of Louisiana History
Daniel Oppliger utilizes research skills acquired at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy to compile an extensive collection of documents pertaining to the Garcia family of Louisiana. This work chronicles three generations, highlighting interactions among governments, personalities, war, and medical education. It documents numerous triumphs and failures spanning over a century. Daniel has distilled the narrative into a concise, engaging read.
"On the Front Porch in Louisiana"is a captivating chronicle of the Garcia family’s journey through 100 years of Louisiana history, weaving personal triumphs and trials with the state’s rich political and cultural evolution—a must-read for history enthusiasts seeking a deeply personal lens on the past." – NewInBooks.com
"ON THE FRONT PORCH IN LOUISIANA"provides a rich portrayal of the Garcia family and their crucial place in the tapestry of Louisiana's history. The manuscript excels in presenting a vibrant snapshot of colonial life, military endeavors, and the hurdles faced in a swiftly evolving environment. By centering on characters such as Manuel Garcia y Muniz and Felix Garcia, the book draws readers closer to historical personalities through their individual challenges, victories, and deep family connections.
Daniel F. Oppliger was born in St. Louis, MO, in 1954. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls in 1976. Following this, he spent a few years teaching Agriculture and Science at the high school level. After relocating to El Paso, TX, in 1986, he transitioned into the travel industry, eventually becoming the owner of a travel agency. During his time in graduate school, he developed valuable research skills, which he utilized to compile over 2,000 documents pertaining to the Garcia family. This extensive research took him to locations such as Shiloh, New Orleans, Pensacola, and St. Louis over several years.
