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11 Sep. 2026 Bill Hrncir Proprioception and the Effects of Stoke/Ordinary Person Sep. 11, 2026 As a stroke survivor who has seen every obstacle imaginable, giving up would have been easy, but "where there's a Bill, there's a way." Along with the support of his family, stroke buddies, countless friends, faith, hope & perseverance, he has beaten all odds. Born and raised in South Texas, an athlete his entire life, with a root in faith and family, Bill was well on his way to writing a book about coaching and basketball when a severe stroke stopped him in his tracks. For over a decade, he dedicated his time to rehabilitation and researching stroke recovery methods to not only help himself but also help other stroke survivors. Hrncir and his wife, Deedee, founded the Stroke Support Group after he had a stroke in 2006. The organization was established in 2012 and has provided a space where stroke survivors can find therapy, take part in group activities, and above all else have support. Their belief is that all survivors should have a supportive environment and accessibility to essential therapy services regardless of their recovery or economic situation. Through a community of support, they have redefined stroke recovery and developed an enriching program for those in need.
02 Oct. 2026 Jack Alspaugh DG's Program Theme Update Oct. 02, 2026

Sep.

2026

Bill Hrncir

Proprioception and the Effects of Stoke/Ordinary Person

Sep. 11, 2026

As a stroke survivor who has seen every obstacle imaginable, giving up would have been easy, but "where there's a Bill, there's a way." Along with the support of his family, stroke buddies, countless friends, faith, hope & perseverance, he has beaten all odds.

Born and raised in South Texas, an athlete his entire life, with a root in faith and family, Bill was well on his way to writing a book about coaching and basketball when a severe stroke stopped him in his tracks. For over a decade, he dedicated his time to rehabilitation and researching stroke recovery methods to not only help himself but also help other stroke survivors.

Hrncir and his wife, Deedee, founded the Stroke Support Group after he had a stroke in 2006. The organization was established in 2012 and has provided a space where stroke survivors can find therapy, take part in group activities, and above all else have support.

Their belief is that all survivors should have a supportive environment and accessibility to essential therapy services regardless of their recovery or economic situation. Through a community of support, they have redefined stroke recovery and developed an enriching program for those in need.

Oct.

2026

Jack Alspaugh

DG's Program Theme Update

Oct. 02, 2026