Category: November 2020

Salute to Veterans (Virtual) Event November 11

Activities Office Your Activities Office is pleased to announce that we will be having our annual Salute to Veterans event this year—with one change; it will be done as a virtual salute due to restrictions related to COVID-19. The production will be filmed in the immediate weeks prior to Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020,…

Armed Forces Plaza at PebbleCreek

Traci Baker, Director of Community Activities & Communications PebbleCreek’s Armed Forces Plaza was dedicated May 15, 2010. It honors all who serve or have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. The plaza is located directly west of the PebbleCreek Eagle’s Nest Clubhouse and is made up of pavers and seat caps engraved with the names…

Annual Walk4Hearing

Riley, the golden retriever, will be walking too!

Shannon Tyree Out for your morning walk? Stop by Sunrise Park on Saturday, Nov. 7, and find out more about hearing loss during a Walk4Hearing. Join fellow Creeker’s with hearing loss Saturday, Nov. 7 from 8 to 10 a.m. at Sunrise Park. PebbleCreek residents and members of the West Valley Chapter of the Hearing Loss…

Pickleball Player/Volunteer of the Month

Steven Schaefer changing light bulbs at the pickleball courts.

Cynthia Schwartz Steven was born and raised in Seattle, Wash. Growing up, Steven spent summers at his grandfather’s cabin in the San Juan Islands. He enjoyed scuba diving, hiking, playing ping-pong, waterskiing in 45-degree water, flying homemade kites, and fishing for salmon. Steven was a pole vaulter, played soccer, and embarked on his journey to…

PebbleCreek Tennis: Dottie Kiley “The Rock”

Front center: Charlie Hunt, Dottie Kiley, and Susan Hunt. From left to right: Bert Miller, Sally Ward, Judy Gaines, Susie Malone, Donna Armbruster, Karen Lodico, Jo Terry, Jude Tarkowski, and Norma Whitley.

Norma Whitley On a beautiful fall day, the PebbleCreek Stingers tennis team caravanned to Dottie Kiley’s home for a visit. This moment has been a long time coming due to setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Dottie Kiley is the captain of the Stingers tennis team. This is not an easy job, since it requires…