Birth date: Jan 6, 1932 Death date: Aug 23, 2021
Sidney Joseph Theriot Jr., age 89 of Mandeville passed away on Monday afternoon, August 23, 2021. He was born on January 6, 1932 in Gibson, Louisiana to Sidney Louis Claude Theriot and Eunice Giroir Theriot. He is survived by his Read Obituary
Theriot Family so sorry for your loss. Coach Theriot gave me the opportunity to play varsity Football at Saint Paul’s in Covington. He was a great mentor on the football field and in the classroom. He taught me Math and he made it seem so easy. I worked at Southeastern and he would come over for High School and we would catch up. He would always say to me hey Herbert how you doing son! Just an all around great man. Rest In Peace Coach!
Michael Herbert
SP Class of 68
Thoughts and prayers to the Theriot family. From Jay, Glynn, Nancy and Joy Huhn Hobart.
Coach Theriot was my line coach my Senior year at DeLaSalle. He was a great coach and a great man. When he spoke we listened. My deepest sympathy to his family. My only regret was I did not have him as a coach for four years.
Charles J. Corona
DLS '60
What a great man, mentor and friend
It’s time to go Coach that team in the sky
Rip Coach Theriot you will be dearly missed!!
Fly High Freebird Fly High
Coach Theriot was a Wonderful Coach and Teacher. I truly Admired and Loved him; and Coach will always be one of my Fondest memories of Mandeville High.
My Deepest Condolences to his Family.
Jill Bottom Keppel
I attended MHS for one semester back in 1979 and had the pleasure of having Coach Theriot for Drivers Ed. He was an awesome teacher. I have a lot of fond memories of him and having class under the trees at the old MHS. RIP Coach!
Coach Theriot was one of my all-time favorite teachers. I think a lot of MHS students felt the same way. I hope he knew how much he was admired.
I enjoyed the privilege of having Coach Theriot as my math teacher for three years and track coach for three as well. He personified dedication. One thing I remember about him is his use of an overhead projector. He had a profound influence on many lives and touched many more.
Mr. Theriot taught driver’s ed in the late 70’s. He didn’t even bat an eye as i drove up onto a curb and almost wrecked the car. He merely told me, “now back up and let’s do it again”. I can’t believe I passed the class.
As one of his caregivers for four months this year, I had great respect for "Pappy." He remained a man of honor & displayed great stamina in mind and body. I am blessed to have shared in this part of his life and to befriend such a wonderful family. Rest in Peace Pappy. We miss you!
