To a person or to whom?

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Hi. Please help. Let's say a certain person has made something, like a doll, by hand and wants to give it to someone who has helped him a lot in the past (and also whom he respects deeply) with a note. Could it be correct as what is on the note with his signature below? Thank you in advance for your help.

1. To a person I respect deeply.
2. To whom I respect deeply.

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

#1 is OK.
This is more personal:
To someone who I deeply respect

Philip · Answer

AlpheccaStarsTo someone who I deeply respec

In case someone might complain about the who/whom thing, I'd leave it out completely.

AlpheccaStars · Answer

PhilipIn case someone might complain about the who/whom thing, I'd leave it out completely

You are probably right.
To someone ~~who~~ I deeply respect

To a person or to whom?

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