A Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office school resource officer is sharing his love of music with a school choir. Sgt. Blake Guidry accompanies members of the H.L. Bourgeois High School choir on piano in a now viral video on Facebook. Sgt. Guidry – who began playing piano when he was 3-years old – says the moment is part of his duties, which include building trust and good relations with students at the school where he is assigned.Col. Terry Daigre, TPSO chief criminal deputy, said he was moved by the videos, which present a unique vision of what the relationship between law enforcement officers and the community can be.“To see one of our deputies sharing his gift of music with students who are so gifted as well was very special for me,” Daigre said after viewing the video.A video of Guidry accompanying a member of the choir as she sang a solo version of “The Greatest Love of All” – like this one, shot by an HLB student – has received tens of thousands of Facebook views.

A Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office school resource officer is sharing his love of music with a school choir.

Sgt. Blake Guidry accompanies members of the H.L. Bourgeois High School choir on piano in a now viral video on Facebook.


Sgt. Guidry – who began playing piano when he was 3-years old – says the moment is part of his duties, which include building trust and good relations with students at the school where he is assigned.

Col. Terry Daigre, TPSO chief criminal deputy, said he was moved by the videos, which present a unique vision of what the relationship between law enforcement officers and the community can be.

“To see one of our deputies sharing his gift of music with students who are so gifted as well was very special for me,” Daigre said after viewing the video.

A video of Guidry accompanying a member of the choir as she sang a solo version of “The Greatest Love of All” – like this one, shot by an HLB student – has received tens of thousands of Facebook views.