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Tuesday, November 17, 2026
11:00 am - 12:00 pm (Central time)
St. Martinville - A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 am on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, at St. Martin de Tours Catholic Church in St. Martinville honoring the life of Jane Thibodeaux Andrepont.
Father Jason Vidrine will officiate at the Funeral Mass.
Burial will folllow at St. Michael Cemetery.
Jane Thibodeaux Andrepont was a loving and devoted mother and grandmother. Her son Michael Jude Andrepont, daughter Nicole Andrepont Clay, grandchildren McKenna Andrepont, Meghan Andrepont Ladki (Malik), Luke Michael Andrepont, Charlie Clay Gandy (Josh), Nikolas Clay (Amy), Aaron Clay (Mary), and Matthew Clay, along with her great grandchildren, were her pride and joy.
Jane was born in New Iberia at Iberia General Hospital to Sue Alfreda Landry Thibodeaux and Willis Joseph Thibodeaux on May 31, 1940. It was said that Dr. Landry commented she must be a very special baby since the bells at St. Peter's Catholic Church were ringing at the moment of her birth which was 12:00 noon.
Her paternal grandparents were Elena Boudreaux Thibodeaux and Amadeo Thibodeaux and maternal grandparents were Amanda Bellot Peltier and Arthur Peltier.
Jane was the oldest of six children. She was blessed with one sister, Linda Ann Thibodeaux Savoie and four brothers, Huey Thibodeaux, Johnnie Thibodeaux, Rick Thibodeaux and David Thibodeaux and many nieces and nephews.
She married the love of her life, Milton (Andy) Andrepont, Jr. of St. Martinville in 1963. The Lord blessed them with a loving marriage of 50 years and their wonderful son, daughter and grandchildren who filled their lives with pride and joy.
Jane attended New Iberia Senior High School and graduated with the class of 1958. Her career path of 40 years began at the age of 18 when she was employed by Provost and Ernest Attorneys at Law. She always attributed her continued education, love and respect for the legal profession to Mr. C. Arthur Provost, Attorney, who was her employer, teacher and mentor for ten years until she left her employment to be with her husband and two babies. Later she resumed her career spanning another 30 years with Henry A. Benard, Jr., Attorney at Law; J & L Engineering of Jeanerette (Administrative Assistant); Senator Oswald Decuir (Legislative Assistant); Decuir & Decuir Attorneys at Law; and Doerle Food Services (Human Resources Manager). She retired at the age of 58 after working for 20 years in the legal profession and 20 years in business management.
After retirement, she and Andy spent countless hours restoring her grandparents' home which was located on the property where she was raised. She felt blessed to "be back home" and was grateful Andy loved the home and property as much as she did.
She is survived by her daughter, Nicole Andrepont Clay (Charles) of Breaux Bridge; daughter-in-law Donna Neuman Andrepont of Katy, Texas, and her beautiful grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Milton "Andy" Andrepont, Jr. and her son Michael Jude Andrepont; her parents Sue Landry Thibodeaux and Willis Joseph Thibodeaux; maternal grandparents Elena Boudreaux Thibodeaux and Amadeo Thibodeaux; paternal grandparents Amanda Bellot Peltier and Arthur Peltier; and brother Huey Thibodeaux.
Pall bearers honored to serve will be Johnnie Thibodeaux, David Thibodeaux, Charles Clay, Luke Michael Andrepont, Nikolas Clay and Ross Thibodeaux.
"Look for me on blue sky days among the butterflies. And, until we meet again, may God hold you in the hollow of his hand. Au Revoir my beloveds, Jane."
The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to the management and staff of Garden View Assisted Living in Lafayette and the team of Hospice of Acadiana for compassionate care, unwavering support, and guidance during this difficult time. Their kindness and dedication will always be remembered and deeply appreciated.
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