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Duck’s Duck Duck Star revealed the last message that his dead was sharing with his family earlier His death.
In May, Phil Robertson, who became famous for the founder of the Duck Commander hunting company, who focused on his A&E show, died at the age of 79. The Patriarch of the Duck Duck had previously fought several health conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease.
“Phil struggled with Alzheimer for a while,” said the 53rd Willy. “It was in our head probably his condition. It’s part of life.”
Until the death of Willy Robertson, he shared his late father Phil. (Peter Kramer/NBC/NBC Newswire/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)
He continued: “The Phil was like that strong faith. He told us before, “Don’t cry at my funeral. I know where I go.”
“What a life he lived,” Willie added. “We have heard that from the thousands of people he touched on. Phil would like us to do exactly what we do. Whatever the reflection of this faith, and our show is a reflection of our faith.”
“Not openly. We do not try to preach people and transform people, but I think you can see the fruits in the faith of our show and our family, and about how it holds together in good times and bad. That’s why we are on this earth.
Phil, which was shot at the Duck Duck, died on May 25 at the age of 79, months after his disclosure. (AFP Photo/Nicholas Kamm (credit
Phil, I “Duck dynasty: Renaissance” Premiere. Although Phil did not participate in “Duck Dynasty: The Revival” of the health problems, the first episode of the series included a tribute.
The video begins with the Willy’s frame, reading the introduction for the show of your laptop to the Phila, which was seen as he sat in his chair.
“So, houses and gentlemen start their engines. Only one will earn a bandana, so let the games start. What do you think Phil?” said Willie.
the Phil replied, giving his son the thumb up.
The scene faded to the black when Phil’s photo appeared next to the tribute in the memorial.
“Ah, it was weird!” Vili heard him saying in response to his father’s gesture against the background of tribute.
In the photo left, Phil Robertson, Jazz Robertson, Sy Robertson and Willie Robertson from the Duck Duck Duck series. (AP)
Willy Curry’s wife, who joined him for an interview, said TV Insider that the deadline of Fila was “a little surreal”.
“It was very particularly for our family that we had one small video,” she said. “This time shooting the pictures, he was already in Alzheimer’s suffering, so he was unable to become a show. We filmed this little thing where he gave Vili’s thumbs.”
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“It was really particularly because, for Our family, It looked like, “Okay, this is his opportunity to pass us a torch,” she continued. They don’t tolerate everything.
“But we convey the inheritance of Phil because his heritage was primarily about faith,” she said. “His whole motto was faith, family, ducks in this order. He was the first to be faith. All our children live it in truly beautiful ways and family.”
“That’s what it comes,” Curry added. “It is about the family, internal generation of the family that lives together and what it might look like. And then the ducks. We still manage the dock-co-command, the business he started with the duck he invented years and years ago. It was really special to transfer that heritage after his passage.”
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Phil founded Duck Commander in 1972. The television show “Duck” “Duck” took place 40 years later, in 2012, before it ended in 2017.
Willy and Curry talked to the digital Fox News about the inheritance of Faith Phil. (A & E Network/Bryan Tarnowski)
During a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Willie and Cur from fans.
“I think this is a combination of some sadness, we just miss him, but also joy and happiness from what he believed in and where he was going, and all he could achieve in his life,” Vili said. “And so many people he helped and we were reminded of it during his passage. And just so many people just flooded us with messages how he helped change their lives, either directly or indirectly through the show, or through the podcast or the books he wrote.”
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While Willie shared that it was “tragically”, watching his father suffering from Alzheimer, he said it helped to prepare the family for his passage.
“You’re ready,” he said. “We knew he was ready to move on, and yes, it was somehow ambiguous. But the joy was more.”
“Phil laid us in advance,” he added.
“We told a lot of fun stories and just returned all these fun memories,” Curry thought. – It’s a little Robertson.
Phil and his wife Kay married in 1966 and shared four sons. (Dock commander)
Curry said they hoped that future generations would be inspired by Phil’s attachment and how he transformed his life.
“The only to convey this heritage is one of the things that we have just reminded us again and again, this man who lived on the river did not possess a mobile phone or computer – what God did with his life. Because he was just a real selling for Jesus,” she said.
Curry continued: “And so I think that for all of us it brought even more courage to our faith to say,” Hey, we go beyond Jesus, and who we want to know more, come to talk to us because it has brought a full life. “
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“And the changed life,” Vili added. “There would never be a” duck dynasty “. The company would not have been if his life hadn’t changed. This family would not have left together.”
Wife Phil Kay, 77, Earlier, she told how the couple faced the marriage struggle in the early years of her union with the alcoholism of Phil and betrayal before he committed his faith.
The couple, who married in 1966, had four sons, including Willi, Alan, 59, Jazz, 55 and 47th Jep, as well as many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
“It’s all responsible for his faith and life changes, and Mom together to keep this family together,” he said. “And now we see it so many fruits.”
