Dr. Bartley Klindt
Dr. Bartley Klindt
Dr. Bartley Klindt was born in 1970 while his father was attending Chiropractic College. After his father graduated from Chiropractic College he went into practice with Dr. Bartley Klindt’s grandfather who was also a doctor of chiropractic. Dr. Bartley Klindt is a third generation chiropractor, a Palmer graduate and he received his first chiropractic adjustment as soon as he was born. Everyone has experienced the birthing process and knows it is a very traumatic experience for both the mother and child alike. Receiving a chiropractic specific adjustment to correct chiropractic subluxations (joint fixation/ misalignment) is very important to insure optimum health. Growing up Dr. Klindt was very active participating in almost every sport and extracurricular activity available. It was very important that he maintained spinal health to insure he could perform to the best of his ability and reach his optimum potential. He was involved in football, wrestling, track, baseball, basketball, swimming, biking, boating, hunting, fishing, cub scouts and webelos scouts.
Dr. Klindt joined the US Army after undergraduate college. Shortly after joining the Army he was married to his wife Amy and they were stationed in Colorado where he was a Combat Field Medic/EMT. He enjoyed the opportunity to serve his country as his grandfather did during WWII. While in the army he was awarded the Army Achievement Medal and was promoted quickly. After being honorably discharged from the Army he returned to college and finished his pre-chiropractic requisites. While attending Palmer College of Chiropractic he took advantage of the opportunity to learn several chiropractic techniques. He practices Gonstead, Palmer Package, Diversified, Activator Methods, Thompson Technique and Lumbar Flexion Distraction. His grandfather would say “It’s just another tool in the tool box.” Some techniques work better in different situations and for different conditions. After Graduation Dr. Klindt and his wife Amy moved to Bardstown and joined Dr. Dearinger’s practice. Since moving to Bardstown he has enjoyed being involved in the community. He currently belongs to several clubs and organizations. He is a member of the Bardstown Rotary Club and has served on the board as Sergeant at Arms, Vice President, President Elect, President and Past President. He belongs to the Bardstown Knights of Columbus and the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels. He is on the boards of the Kentucky Chiropractic Society. He served on the boards of the Bardstown Nelson County Chamber of Commerce and past President of the Maywood Homeowners Association. He and his wife attend church at St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral across the street from his office on North Fifth Street in Bardstown. “Bardstown is a great place to live. My wife and I love being here. Even though we did not grow up in Bardstown we feel like this is our home and cannot imagine living anywhere else.” – Dr. Bartley J. Klindt, DC
Dr. Dearinger
Dr. Dearinger
Dr. Dearinger was born in 1930 in Washington county Kentucky. He completed undergraduate college at Campbellsville University and graduated from Lincoln College of Chiropractic in 1954. After graduating from Chiropractic College he started his own chiropractic office in Lebanon Kentucky. He started practicing chiropractic in Bardstown in 1970 and operated both chiropractic offices until 1994 when he decided to stay in Bardstown full time. In November 1999 he welcomed Dr. Klindt into his practice. Being in practice for more than 50 years this enables Dr. Dearinger to enjoy his winters in Florida fishing and relaxing while leaving his patients in the capable hands of Dr. Klindt. Dr. Dearinger is a charter member of Parkway Baptist Church and the Kentucky Chiropractic Society. He is also a member of the American Legion.
He married his wife Lou Benedict in 1993. Dr. Dearinger has one son, two step sons, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He has been taking care of patients and in some cases several generations of patients longer than any other chiropractor in Nelson County or the surrounding counties.
Obituary
Dr. Beaman N. Dearinger, 87, of Bardstown, passed away at 8:36 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2017, at his home.
A native of Washington County, he was born on June 6, 1930, to the late Arlie V. and Ophia Drury Dearinger.
He was a charter member of Parkway Baptist Church and a Watch Care Winter member of the Buckhead Ridge Baptist Church in Okeechobee, Fla.
He attended Campbellsville College and was a graduate of Lincoln Chiropractic College in Indianapolis. He actively practiced at his chiropractic office in Lebanon and Bardstown for fifty-nine and a half years. He was a U.S. Army veteran.
Preceding him in death were two step-sons, Thomas E. Benedict on Feb. 21, 2016, and David A. Benedict on Aug. 14, 2016; and a brother, Julian Dearinger on Aug. 29, 2001.
Survivors include, his wife, Lou Benedict Dearinger; a son, Jeff Dearinger of, North Carolina; two grandsons, Richard Zakary Dearinger and Squires Maxwell Dearinger; two step-grandchildren, Amber Ervin (Jay) and Robby Benedict (Michelle); six step-great grandchildren; a brother, Joseph Dearinger of Ocala, Fla.; and two sisters, Sue Yeager (Willis) of Louisville and Judy Sharp (Bo) of Florida..
