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Duck dynasty Fans mourn for the losing of the show’s patriarch, Phil RobertWorld Health Organization He died at the age of 79 On Sunday, May 25, following a battle with Alzheimer’s.
Phil’s death was confirmed by his children, including sons Willie53, and Jase55, Sunday. “My Father has gone to be with the Lord today! He will be missed but we know he is in good hands, and our family is good because God is very good! We will see him again!” Jase wrote through X.
In a statement, Willie and his wife, KorieHe said, “We are celebrating today that our father, husband, and grandfather, Phil Robertson, is now with the Lord.”
The statement continued, “Thank you for love and prayers as much as his life has been saved by grace, by his bold faith, and by his desire to tell everyone who would listen to Jesus’ good news.
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Meanwhile, Willie and Korie’s daughter, Sadie27, paid tribute to her father -cu through Instagram. “As I am sitting with Papaw Phil today, I thought of this verse… it has already experienced this on earth – going from dying to live through the power of Christ!” Sadie wrote alongside a series of pictures of her and Phil. “His evidence changed his life, our families (sic) life, and thousands of others. Now he is experiencing him in the fullness. Absolutely alive in Christ. The new has come. One of the last things he told me was ‘full strength ahead!’ Amen! ”
Jase First revealed in December 2024 On the “shameless with the Robertson family” podcast of the reality television family, Phil had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Over the past few months, the family has shared updates on Phil’s health deterioration and, more recently, its last days.
Scroll down to read what Phil’s family said about his last days and illness:
The last days of Phil Robertson
In unique Weekly US Cover interview Published on Tuesday, May 20, before returning the family to television on the depatures section Duck Dynasty: The revivalWillie say“Dad doesn’t do well at all. He definitely moves on.”
Willie added that family matriarch, Miss KayAlso fighting similar illness. “And Mum has shown the same kind of symptoms of Alzheimer’s or dementia. It’s just part of life – and Mum has her good days,” she said.
A day earlier, on the episode of Monday, May 19, of “Not ashamed, ” The eldest son of Phil and Kay, Halo60, he updated his father. Al said that even in his final weeks, Phil had remained steadfast in his Christian beliefs.
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“From time to time, I would also pray for Dad and would normally have been patio on my hand and say, ‘You did. You did good,’ said Al. “It’s interesting, even when our mind is broken, our physical bodies, which includes our mind, the Holy Spirit of God still live in you.”
“In the case of Dad, in dealing with what he deals with, somehow through the Holy Spirit, those moments of prayer, he has an understanding of a spiritual connection even though his mind has broken,” continued.
What Phil Robertson’s family said about the diagnosis of his Alzheimer’s
Jase broke the first news of Alzheimer’s diagnosis his father on the “Unshore” podcast in December 2024.
“According to the doctors, they are sure to have some kind of blood disease that causes all kinds of problems,” said Jase at the time. “He has accelerated and causes problems with his entire body.”
Jase added that the diagnosis is difficult for his father mentally and physically, sharing, “He is not doing well. He really strives.”
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“He still says, ‘I’m going back to the podcast,'” said Jase. “But I’m like, ‘Well Phil, you can hardly walk around without shouting in pain, and your memory is not what it was once.’ It’s like, ‘Tell me about it.’ So he literally fails – I think he would agree – to sit down and have a conversation.
In April, Jase Share another update on his father’s health through the podcast of the family. “Tell you the truth, it’s not good,” he said. “I give the truth -wicked -dar -dar. I say, ‘Not good.’”
“We do the best we can,” Jase added. “So I think that’s exactly what you’re doing.”
Phil has been survived by his sons with Miss Kay: Al, Jase, Willie and give46. He also has a daughter, Fleeborn out of a relationship he had in the 1970s.
