Uldine Bisagno

A tribute to my "Ma" ... (from my Instagram post on 9/13/17).... I miss her every day. Can't imagine the heartache Poppy (Bro John) must feel!

"This beautiful angel of a woman I call "Ma", my precious mother-in-law, Uldine Bisagno, left this earth at 2:05pm today 9/13/17, to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The best mother-in-love anyone could ask for. Thank You Jesus for loving me so much to bring her into my life...especially right when I was losing my very own mother. ...

So sorry for your loss. I didn't know your wife, but I can tell she was a special lady. And John Bizango, I am proud to say I knew you! So proud I got to attend your church and hear you preach a few years ago. I now live in Houston. May God bless you in this time.
Sincerely,
JoAnn Bolay Mccollough ( from Perry, Okla)

So sorry for your loss. Great woman. May God continue to bless this family.

It seems like yesterday I served as your's and Uldine's pastor. I've watched with great joy as God blessed your ministry through the years. Uldine was a big part of that and my heart hurts for you at this time. Be assured of my love and prayers that God will bless you with His grace and comfort in the days ahead.

My heart breaks for you Bro. John. I KNOW we all know where our precious Uldine is, however, I also know until we see her again in heaven , you and ALL of us will miss her. What a role model she was for my daughter , Dana...She was , indeed FIRST LADY of our beloved church Houston's First Baptist, and FIRST I our hearts!! . God must have been smiling broadly as he greeted her in heaven. My love, sympathy and understanding to you Bro. John and all the family. Ruth Waldrep ...

Prayers for you all...many memories with Bro. John and Uldine from my childhood ....heaven is sweeter ...Michelle Jolly, Memphis Tennessee

Blessed to have heard Brother John and Uldine back when I first arrived in Houston in 1978 till Bro. John's retirement; I will never forget her generosity of spirit in teaching the women of Houston's First Baptist. Prayers and Sympathy to the Bisagno family, she will be greatly missed till the day we all meet again.

She was a shining light. When I was priviledged to show her a few homes in Twin Lakes, I felt as tho I had an angel in my car. When JOHN called me from a sign, I said "is this THE pastor John Bisagno?" picking her up on Big Hollow was a privilege for me,
JESUS just spilling over from her,
what we are supposed to be too ✝✝✝

Dear Brother John and Family,
Along with you, we look forward to being united again with your beloved Uldine. Bless all of you in your present sorrow. Bettye and Wayland Madden, Cypress, Tx.