The Cedar Creek community organizes several social and maintenance events each year for the home owners to keep in touch and maintain our beautiful community. The Board of Directors for the CCHOA also want to share news heard, seen, or discovered that might be of interest to you. Your input regarding news is encouraged and appreciated. We will do our best to quickly post what you share.
If you have questions, concerns or interest in participating in these events, let us know. [email protected]
If you have questions, concerns or interest in participating in these events, let us know. [email protected]
The Annual Meeting of the Water Board and the HOA will be held at the Community Center (large room) on Saturday, February 15th at 10:00 AM. Refreshments will be provided.
The HOA is seeking volunteers for the ACC and the Board of Directors The CCRs requires the ACC to be made up of 3 members and the Board of Directors to be made up of 5 members. Please send an email to [email protected] if you are interested in any of these positions.
The HOA is seeking volunteers for the ACC and the Board of Directors The CCRs requires the ACC to be made up of 3 members and the Board of Directors to be made up of 5 members. Please send an email to [email protected] if you are interested in any of these positions.
The Loss of a Friend, Neighbor and Former HOA Board Member
Edward M. Chamberlin 1958-2024
After a two-year struggle with an aggressive and rare cancer, Edward Chamberlin passed away on October 10, 2024. He was born in Rochester, Michigan but was always drawn to the American Southwest. He made many friends during his career as a museum curator for the National Park Service working at Grand Canyon National Park, Hoover Dam, Carlsbad Caverns, and Hubbell Trading Post. He was key in starting the art and rug auctions for The Friends of Hubbell Trading Post and The Friends of Coronado Historic Site, raising funds for both.
Ed was known for his sense of humor, his kindness and compassion, and his great love for the Navajo and indigenous people of New Mexico and Arizona. He was a knowledgeable collector of Native American art, a supporter of artists, and a fine photographer himself. Ed met his husband Lyle at the Crown Point rug auction and they had many happy years together before legally marrying in April of 2021.
Over his life, Ed traveled to all 7 continents. He ran many miles, skied, kayaked, and backpacked all while managing Type I diabetes.
In retirement, Ed volunteered for Coronado Historic Site, Cedar Creek HOA committee and KUPR Radio in Placitas making more valued friends.
Ed is survived by his beloved husband, Lyle Toledo Yazzie in Placitas, NM, his brother Allen Chamberlin of Sacramento, CA, and sister Carolyn Northey of Marquette, MI. Shadow dog will miss him very much and Hogoh and Spike dog will likely be the first to greet him on the other side.
In lieu of flowers, consider a charitable donation to the Watermelon Mountain Ranch Animal Center, the American Diabetes Association, or National Public Radio.
His husband Lyle can be reached at [email protected].
After a two-year struggle with an aggressive and rare cancer, Edward Chamberlin passed away on October 10, 2024. He was born in Rochester, Michigan but was always drawn to the American Southwest. He made many friends during his career as a museum curator for the National Park Service working at Grand Canyon National Park, Hoover Dam, Carlsbad Caverns, and Hubbell Trading Post. He was key in starting the art and rug auctions for The Friends of Hubbell Trading Post and The Friends of Coronado Historic Site, raising funds for both.
Ed was known for his sense of humor, his kindness and compassion, and his great love for the Navajo and indigenous people of New Mexico and Arizona. He was a knowledgeable collector of Native American art, a supporter of artists, and a fine photographer himself. Ed met his husband Lyle at the Crown Point rug auction and they had many happy years together before legally marrying in April of 2021.
Over his life, Ed traveled to all 7 continents. He ran many miles, skied, kayaked, and backpacked all while managing Type I diabetes.
In retirement, Ed volunteered for Coronado Historic Site, Cedar Creek HOA committee and KUPR Radio in Placitas making more valued friends.
Ed is survived by his beloved husband, Lyle Toledo Yazzie in Placitas, NM, his brother Allen Chamberlin of Sacramento, CA, and sister Carolyn Northey of Marquette, MI. Shadow dog will miss him very much and Hogoh and Spike dog will likely be the first to greet him on the other side.
In lieu of flowers, consider a charitable donation to the Watermelon Mountain Ranch Animal Center, the American Diabetes Association, or National Public Radio.
His husband Lyle can be reached at [email protected].
Code Red
CodeRED is the FREE community notification system available to Rio Rancho and Sandoval County residents that will send you alerts concerning time-sensitive and/or emergency information that may impact your area via phone calls, text messages, and emails. Click the box below to sign up.
CodeRED is the FREE community notification system available to Rio Rancho and Sandoval County residents that will send you alerts concerning time-sensitive and/or emergency information that may impact your area via phone calls, text messages, and emails. Click the box below to sign up.
Wild Land Fire Safety
Every year, wildfires burn across the U.S., and more and more people are living where wildfires are a real risk. But by working together, residents can make their own property - and their neighborhood - much safer from wildfire.
Click file link for a bulletin with suggestions for making your neighborhood safer.
Every year, wildfires burn across the U.S., and more and more people are living where wildfires are a real risk. But by working together, residents can make their own property - and their neighborhood - much safer from wildfire.
Click file link for a bulletin with suggestions for making your neighborhood safer.
Share Your News: When you learn of a news story or a photo that think will be of interest to your neighbors, please share it with us and we will post the information. We also welcome any feedback on improving this site! Contact us here to share your info.