Dear Bourdier Family,
I am so sorry the world has lost Terry. He had such a profound impact on me as a classmate at LSU. Knowing him enriched my life immeasurably. He taught me so much about humor, spontaneity and the joy of life. We pulled many a prank together, some of which are still talked about. Larry, Combat, JG and I were his young "disciples" and he led us on a joyous journey. He will be deeply missed.....Joel Timm

Thursday, September 6, 2012

So many Bourdier stories - so little time. He was a precious gift to us all and will be missed. Rest in peace, my friend.
Thursday, September 6, 2012

Karen and family, I'm saddened by the news of Terry's passing but I know he is leading the heavenly choir tonight with his musical talents he holds. I had Terry as a band director in Dayton and he was a fun-loving,caring guy who always had a humorous story of some sort. He would sometimes stop the band in mid-stream to tell a joke or a story that had come to mind and then get right back to business. I know you will miss him greatly but I pray for you to receive God's comfort as you read what he meant to everyone. I knew you meant the world to him when he introduced you to me at the LogOn Cafe a couple years ago...I saw the twinkle in his eyes! Geaux Terry, Heaven awaits!
Thursday, September 6, 2012

To Karen and The Bourdier Family,

My deepest sympathy and prayers go to you on your loss. Mr. Bourdier as we knew him, was a wonderful man who made music exciting. I'll never forget my first football game, I spent more time watching that exciting man direct the band then the team play. I couldn't wait to join band and play. Mr. Bourdier always had an encourging word for you. He and Mr. Stewart made music fun and enjoyable. Heaven has truly gained a Great Talent and a Great Man.
Thursday, September 6, 2012

Terry will be greatly missed! Our prayer to Karen and family.
Thursday, September 6, 2012