What's Up
DOC

Part 1 - 1849 to 1960

What’s Up Doc by Jerry F. Strissel depicts a historical family saga of the Strissel and Arnold families. The book discloses moving incidents, challenges, and the enduring spirit that inspired generations.

About

Dr, Jerry F. Strissel

Dr. Jerry “Doc” Strissel, an impassioned soul from Iowa, survived childhood polio to commence a worldwide journey. With an obsession with corn breeding, he built alliances covering Mexico, Turkey, South Africa, Argentina, and the U.S., transforming the food, livestock feed, fuel for aviation, animal feed, and ethanol sectors.

He married Dorothy, a Denver native; they reared three daughters, carrying a vital heritage of eleven granddaughters and two grandsons. His life reflects the resilient family attributes he adores, exemplifying a legacy of achievements over challenges and limitless creativity.

About The Book

What's Up
DOC

Dr. Jerry Strissel’s What’s Up Doc fascinating story intertwined historical events, cultural traditions, and personal tales to disclose the rich tapestry of the Strissel family. The book tells stories of resiliency, inventiveness, and generational family ties, from Denison, Iowa, to the renowned Denison Candy Kitchen.

Witness the evolution of work ethic, positive traits, and the unwavering spirit that shapes destinies. Explore a narrative that surpasses the ordinary, celebrating triumphs over challenges. Join this incredible family odyssey, a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Dive into ‘Strissel Chronicles’ and discover enthusiasm for your own journey.

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“What’s Up Doc” is a touching and realistic memoir that doesn’t just share the good that Jerry Strissel’s life but also some of his lowest points in life. Made it more inspiring.”
Ethan Valdez
Jerry Strissel’s account of the struggles his family went through and the tenacity they showed to overcome the generational trauma really hits close to home. It makes you feel motivated to find your own path in life.
Adam Brooks

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