Perhaps try to contact Maya Angelou's family/estate and make the suggestion to them. The Coretta Scott King rose was named after her family sought out a receptive hybridizer according to Paul Zimmerman: "A little background on this. I'm involved as the King Family contacted me to help them find the rose. I contacted Christian Bedard of Weeks Roses and he is the one who bred the rose. This rose was already slated to be released by Weeks in 2014 but had no name. Bernice King picked it out of photos. So this rose had already been through all of Weeks trials, tests etc. Since it did not have a name they agreed to name it after Mrs. King." http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/1580418/coretta-scott-king-grandiflora

You are correct but I can't find a fun way to say it with a Scottish accent. I probably don't know how to do one well enough. :-)

Yes it does, doesn’t it? In fact, my sister in law has a moonlight in Paris next to it that her husband bought her and then 2 weeks later her daughter brought her the mystery rose. We wondered if it also is midnight in Paris because they both look similar but the mystery rose appears a little more creamy and peachy but I guess it is the same after all. I’m going to consider the mystery solved. Thanks so much for your reply!

I really have no idea. I checked heirloom roses and they have no roses that look like that starting with the letter F. though it looks familiar. Take the link for this forum and post it on a popular forum. Someone who knows it will respond.