Dan Zanelli Found Disc leverich

[jdinteg]

If you're Dan Zanelli, or you know him. Please PM me so I can get this disc back. I found this disc at Leverich hole 9.

[jdinteg]

Disc has been returned to rightful owner, Anthony Chivers! Dan Zanelli blacked out Anthony's name on the disc. NOT COOL!

[NWDiscer]

Disc has been returned to rightful owner, Anthony Chivers! Dan Zanelli blacked out Anthony's name on the disc. NOT COOL!

:slapface:

so did you call the old # or :confused: .

How did you figure it out, i think it sux to do that.

i had a putter land at my feet on #2 @ Dabney dubz 1 night during warmups thrown by casuals, i walk over and see my "S" staring up at me through my clear orange 02 Stilly Rhyno i pick it up and my name and # were blacked out inside the rim....he claimed the # was not connected. it is still connected 2day.

i just picked it up and said thanx and showed him another disc with my "S" on it and he left.
:cheers:

[Ol' Bob]

I guess you could call those people, "Sharpie historians." Definitely not squatting monkeys.

[jdinteg]

Hopefully Anthony is OK with me telling this story. Anthony if not please forgive me. I posted a note for Dan who wrote his name across the bottom of this CE Wippet on 4-24-11. I salivated at having this disc in my hand for weeks, and contemplated playing a few rounds with it. I then decided today to use goof-off around the inside rim and check the possible name hidden under the sharpie blob before I put this in my own bag for use. It was Anthony's initials, Phone #, and PDGA #. I went onto the PDGA site and confirmed it was Anthony Chivers. This guy is at every work party I see, always has a good attitude, and a huge asset to the disc golf community. I called him today and we connected while he was in route to another destination.

He lost this disc on #4 at Leverich a while ago and wanted it back. But this Dan person found it, blacked out Anthony's info, and then Tossed it into Leverich hole # 9 about 2+ weeks ago, (So Poetic!). I found it and promptly posted this valued disc for him, but due to not checking this forum I discovered the disc was not rightfully his. Though I do not believe in Karma, I find these stories to be truly compelling evidence for its existence. "We reap what we sow"

I have lost over 10 discs this year, many have been given to the Leverich Creek, Dabney Creek/Pond, Trojan Lake/Ponds. I have never been called on any of them. It really frustrates me. I refuse to be that person, and I will go to any length to return a disc with a name and or phone#. I hope someday to receive some reciprocity from a person with my same mindset.