Association Board
President - Carl Reina
Email: carl.reina@clowcreekfarm.com
My name is Carl Reina, and have lived in Naperville since 2005. I am married to my beautiful wife Kelly, and have three busy kids. I have been a firefighter for the City of Berwyn, IL for 21 years. Being a part of the board for the last 11 years has allowed me to help take care of our subdivision, and try to make our community better for all.
Secretary - Phil Murray
My name is Phil Murray, a Clow Creek resident since the inception of the neighborhood back in 1996. I have previously served on the CCFHA Board holding the positions of President, Treasurer, and Secretary. My wife Brenda and I have raised our two children, Courtney and Keegan, here in Clow Creek. I Have been in the education field for over 20 years, as a junior high math teacher, junior high assistant principal and have served as an elementary school principal for the past 9 year in nearby Oswego. I enjoy giving back to the community through serving as a member of the Clow Creek board, which I've been a part of for 11 years. I would like to see the Block Captain program reignited over the next year as we welcome 61 additional families into our subdivision.
Treasurer - Robert Raimondi
My name is Bob Raimondi, and have lived in Naperville since 1970 (Clow Creek Farm – 2004). I am married to Laura, and have two daughters, Kaitlin – 19, Ally - 16. I have been employed with Northern Trust Company in Chicago for over 20 years. Being part of the Board for the last 7 years has allowed me the opportunity to participate at a level within the Homeowners Association, contributing in many ways to help ensure Clow Creek Farm remains one of the more desirable sub-divisions to live and raise a family.
Secretary - Matt Stredney
My name is Matt Stredney and I am the CCFHOA secretary. I have lived in Naperville for 30 years. My wife Beth and I moved to the neighborhood in 2013 and I assumed the associations' secretary role in 2014. I currently work in a business development group at a CPG company downtown Chicago [we dont sell the steak, we sell the sizzle].
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