Let's face it. There's really no way that a star will be named after you unless you made a breakthrough discovery in Science, especially in Astronomy and everything Science related. For every star the science community finds, they designate a name using an international naming standard. If they wish to name a star, the higher echelons that handle these things would have to vote on it. Here's an excerpt from an article I found at Universetoday.com:
The name of astronomical objects is managed by the International Astronomical Union. Names for moons, asteroids and other deep space objects are proposed at the IAU meetings and voted on. Even an astronomer who discovers a new object can only propose a name to the IAU; there's no guarantee they'll select it.
