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Default Copy Non-Consecutive Rows and Paste in a Seperate Worksheet

I have two worksheets I'm working on.
The first has a long list of items characterized in by one of four
identifiers (Adam, Bob, Charlie, David). So it would be something like this:

Adam Task 1 Due date X
Bob Task 34 Due date Y
Adam Task 2 Due date Z
Charlie Task 34 Due date Y
David Task 34 Due date Y
....

I want to make it so all of the rows for Adam (an none of the other rows)
are copied and pasted on to a separate worksheet. Then I will do the same for
Bob, Charlie, and David.

To make it even more complex, I do not want to past the entire contents of
each row, just certain columns. Here, let's say columns 1 and 2. So, the
resulting page for Adam would look like:
Adam Task 1
Adam Task 2

I've been wrestling with this for hours and can't get anywhere. Help! Thank
you very much!
 
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