Phil Robertson, the beloved patriarch of A&E’s “Duck Dynasty,” has passed away at the age of 79, as announced by his family on Sunday. Korie Robertson, his daughter-in-law and wife of Willie Robertson, shared the news on Facebook, expressing gratitude for the support and prayers from those whose lives Phil touched. His family had previously disclosed in December that he was battling Alzheimer’s disease.
Phil Robertson was known for founding Duck Commander, a company based in West Monroe, Louisiana, that became famous for its duck calls. He expanded his influence by producing and writing various television shows that celebrated country life and highlighted the vibrant personalities of his family. Besides “Duck Dynasty,” his notable works included “In the Woods with Phil” (2017) and “Duck Commander” (2009).
In honoring his memory, the family plans a private funeral service, followed by a public celebration of his life, allowing fans and loved ones to pay their respects. Korie Robertson emphasized the profound impact Phil had on many lives and expressed appreciation for the love shown during this difficult time. As a central figure in the Robertson family, Phil’s legacy and values will continue to resonate with fans, reinforcing the themes of family, faith, and tradition that characterized his life and career.
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