Certainly one of such circumspect manner and dignity, and with such consistent and ever pleasing demeanor, should have no fear that anyone should ever speak - or post - anything suggestive of any but deepest and most sincere respect, whether it is respect for your person or for the persuasive honor and integrity displayed in all your acts and your deeds.

And of course those of immense talent must anticipate that the admiration of their follows will inevitably provoke some of them to the attempt at enlightening the uninformed of the joy to be found in sharing in the experience of everything you do. Your humble acceptance of the adulation of whoever may have placed a small fragment of the talents for which you are so well known, and your gracious acceptance of the attempt to honor you, as inadequate as such efforts may be, surely must can only further enhance the esteem in which you are held by all.

(Or some such B.S. like that.)

John