Yep, that's me. Can't remember names and I have never figured out any method or system to do so.
When I was 6 years old in 1958, I calculated the distance of a light-year in miles just for fun. I still remember without hesitation or thought: five trillion eight hundred sixty-five billion six hundred ninety-six million miles.
Hmmm, I should use that as a password. I'll never forget that!
I'm not sure it's any real "method" as such, but I do periodically try to recite a series of names of notable persons and the words "corriander" and "cilantro". Purely as an exercise in memory.
Though on a neurological level it fascinates me over how I lose names in short term memory, while I don't seem to lose any memorized numbers at all.
As for passwords, I have long since made them sufficiently complex enough that they are impossible for me to even consider memorizing.