Scott Dasovich ?

2007 June 6 • 2:31 pm

Scott Dasovich ?

Aaron recently reminded me that most people eventually search the web for their name, and often the names of people they know – so these searches might actually be a good way to contact someone! With some names I suppose this would be a hopeless strategy – other names, like Scott Dasovich, that do not have a large return in Google seem really well suited to this strategy.

So I am throwing this post into void because I am really curious what my clarinet playing friend from Indiana University Scott Dasovich is doing now and I think it would be fun to exchange an email or two….

Wish this message good luck for me -
CM

Filed under: Friends

7 Responses

Lance Willett says:

2007 June 6 at 11:56 pm

Good luck with finding Mr. Dasovich…

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becky soeder says:

2007 July 18 at 7:53 pm

I was just googling for Scott Dasovich too- I used to play with him way back in high school and I always wonder if he’s famous yet- all the google entries seem to be old, can’t tell what he’s doing now (guess he’s not too famous then LOL) anyway I will keep this bookmarked maybe someone knows.

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- Mark McMenamy says:
  
  2009 July 9 at 5:42 pm
  
  Becky,
  
  I believe we were at Depaul as well as played in St. Louis together. Send me an email if you are the person I am thinking of. MarkMDC3@msn.com
  
  Thanks
  
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Dan Jablonski says:

2007 August 28 at 4:44 am

Funny these posts are so recent. I also played with Scott back in high school – he was a tremendously talented player. If you Google around for him, his name is out there but you’re right – there’s not a ton of information.

Ah well….

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cmiles says:

2007 August 29 at 6:48 am

Thanks for posting a comment Dan – maybe Scott will run across this sometime and let us know what he is up to.

CM

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Milton Hopkins says:

2008 April 3 at 9:16 pm

I went to high school with Scott, although I never played music with him. Was thinking about him and what he’s up to quite randomly today, granted I did download Mozart’s clarinet concerto off iTunes so that could be the impetus , and the top google entry lists our mutual friend as an associate at the law firm Williams & Connolly LLP in Washington D.C. Scott’s phone number at email address at the firm are also listed. Seems like Scott has been busing racking up magna cum laude honors at Harvard Law School!

Dan, if you read this tell your brother Todd I said hello and ask him to drop me a line at mhopkins@hopkinsmusicgroup.com

Cheers – Milton

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cmiles says:

2008 April 4 at 5:32 am

Milton – THANKS! I bet I had seen Scott’s name – likely even last June – but had always been really looking for music/clarinet related info. Just sent him an email -

Thanks again for the comment!
Charles

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