Today, I would like to pay my respects and celebrate my husband Willy Loman’s life with his fellow loved ones, but unfortunately I cannot. I don’t understand how such a wonderful man does not deserve a nice funeral. Practically nobody decided to come to today. I wish Willy could receive the love and consideration he deserves.
Willy was my entire world. I loved him endlessly and wanted all that he wanted. He was an honest well-liked man. Willy was a great, caring man. He cared for our sons and I. He loved our sons more than anything and just wanted the best for them. He put all of his energy into making sure they have what they need to have their best lives possible. It is easy to take someone like this for granted, but now that he has passed away I hope all of you appreciate all that he has done for you. All he wanted was to be appreciated.
I remember Willy had spoken with me his desire for the “death of a salesman” and he did not get it. His dying wish was to have a great funeral as a well-liked salesman should. I know he was a failing salesman, but I still loved him. His dream of being a salesman was wrong. A characteristic of Willy’s that`will truly be missed is his ability to see the positive side of things. Willy believed in being well-liked, in his sons, and overall was
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He tried to hide this from me only to make me feel better. He did not kill himself out of hopelessness or sadness. My husband left this world with hope for the future of our sons. Willy wanted to be well-liked and his dream of being a salesman would fulfill that. I believe he expected to die the “death of a salesman”, but is now let down. His dream was not what he was good at, so he was never able to succeed. His idea of having a reputable death is twisted and tragic, but I wish he could have gotten his last wish. It is dreadful that his last wish to have the “death of a salesman” was a failure as