Phil Robertson, the beloved patriarch from A&E Network’s “Duck Dynasty,” has passed away at the age of 79, as confirmed by his family on Sunday. His daughter-in-law, Korie Robertson, wife of Willie Robertson, shared the news on Facebook, celebrating his reunion with the Lord. The family had previously revealed in December that Phil was battling Alzheimer’s disease. Korie expressed gratitude for the outpouring of love and prayers from those whose lives were touched by him.
Robertson was known for founding Duck Commander, a company specialized in crafting duck calls in West Monroe, Louisiana. He was not only an entrepreneur but also a prominent figure in television, producing and writing several series that showcased country living and family life. Besides “Duck Dynasty,” his notable productions included “In the Woods with Phil” (2017) and “Duck Commander” (2009).
A private funeral service has been arranged for the family, while a public celebration of Phil’s life is set to take place later, inviting friends and fans to honor his legacy. His impactful life and work continue to resonate with many, underscoring the significance of family values, faith, and the charm of rural living.
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