Before he passed away, "Dynasty Duck"Star Phil Robertson He instructed his family to honor him in a funeral in a certain way.

79-year-old died in May after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease, leaving behind his wife, Kay Robertson, five children, sixteen grandchildren and a few grandchildren.

Two months after the sad death of the actor, his son, Willie RobertsonIt opens about their final wishes.

In a recent interview, Willie and his wife was also reflected in their father's life and the final moments leading to his death. Willie said, "Phil had such a strong faith. He told us before," Don't cry on my funeral. I know where I'm going. "

The 53-year-old actor proudly suffocated the father's influence on the ground saying, "What is the life he lived. We heard that would be of thousands of people, people who did."

He continued with the deep discussion of the Faith, and as reflected in their TV show. Although Willie comes out in their doctrine of faith, he noted that there was no "preach people or convert people." However, it was obvious in their family.

While the star "Revival" is referred to in the legacy of his late father, he hopes to have the same impact. Willie said, "I hope I have a funeral so where people feel that way about me."

Although the professional hunter was very ill and could not have "Dynasty Ducks: Revival," The scene was on him, for whom his doubt described as special for their family.

Korie explained TV Insider"" Timing was a little surreal. Our show came out in the week Phil passed. It was really especially for our family we had one little clip. "

She continued to say more: "We wrote down a little thing where he gave Willie's thumb, well because it is his chance to be our chance to be the opportunity to be our chance to be the opportunity for us.

The used also pointed out that the legacy of the late actor would live, because the family would ensure that he did.

While referencing comments on an older generation that does not pass any tradition until the next generation, the benefit is clear that this is not the case for Robertson family.

She said, "But we pass Phil's inheritance because his legacy was about faith. His whole motto was faith, family, ducks, they order themselves. All our children live on really beautiful roads and family."

The used also noted that the family continues to support the values of their patriarch left through the show.

"We still run a duck commander," he told proud daughter. "A job that started from a duck.

Before the patriarch crossed, his health took a rapid drop, and he was visibly far away that he was far from the usual self.

As Explosion previously reportedThe benefit recalled that the hunter, who used to be energetic, no longer spoke a lot. He was no longer his visit to his deathbed and how she muttered inappropriate words. "He doesn't really say much.