About Us

ARNELL CREEK HOA

BOARD of DIRECTORS 2025 – 2026

Gary Alderson

Gary Lancour

Chris Leslie

Mary Frances Martin

Paul Murphy

Matt Patton

Peggy Sander

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Matt Patton, President

Gary Alderson, Vice-President

Gary Lancour, Vice-President

Chris Leslie, Vice-President

Mary Frances Martin, Secretary

Paul Murphy, Treasurer

Architectural Review Committee: Matt Patton (Chair), Terri Bald and Margaret Colvin

Finance Committee: Paul Murphy (Chair), Mark Diehl, Doug Murray, and Glen Pruitt

Facilities Management Team: Gary Lancour (Chair) and Ralph McCutcheon

Landscape Committee: Michael Fehrenbach (Team Captain) and Tricia Ecker

Pool Crew: Nancy Fulton (Team Captain), Terri Bald, Linda Bruce, Stuart Bruce, Marilyn Butler-Murphy, Betty Eisenman, Michael Fehrenbach, Bayard and Denise Holleger, Maryellen McNerney, Greg and Meghan Noe Fellows, Christine Leslie and Scott Pierce

Recreation Committee: Gary Lancour (Chair), Barbara Lancour, Mary Frances Martin, Betty Eisenman, Traci Humphries, Chuck McNerney, and Maryellen McNerney

Welcome Committee: Gary Alderson & Chris Leslie (Co-Chairs) Terri Bald, Joan McKenna, and Maryellen McNerney

DID YOU KNOW…?

The community of Arnell Creek was planned by a group of lawyers from Wilmington, DE.
The logo on the entrance sign to Arnell Creek is the same design used in early marketing materials for the community (see above).
The Arnell Creek community was laid out to provide 140 lots for single-family residences.
Arnell Creek (the community) was named after Arnell Creek (the creek). The creek rises on the Munchy Branch divide at Breezewood, then flows south-southeast to meet Love Creek at Robinson Landing. The creek lies along the western border of the community.
Unlike most other communities in the area, the roads in Arnell Creek are state-owned and state-maintained.
The house numbers in Arnell Creek do not have five digits because 100% of the residents voted to reject the 9-1-1 numbering system. (See what can happen when we all work together?)
The Annual Meeting of the Arnell Creek Homeowners Association, open to all residents of the community, is typically held in May.
The fiscal year for the Arnell Creek Homeowners Association runs from June 1 to May 31.
For several years, several gentlemen who lived in the southern part of our community went out for lunch together on a regular basis. They called themselves the ROMEOs: “Really Old Men Eating Out”!

If you have an interesting or fun fact about the Arnell Creek community, please send it to arnellcreek@gmail.com.