About Sheree

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Sheree Lincoln is a live aboard Sailor, Stand Up Paddle Board Instructor, a semi-retired Web Designer and Artist who paints in fluid acrylic and watercolor. She is also a Special Olympics Coach. Sheree grew up in Michigan, New York and Connecticut. After graduating from Greenwich High School she attended New York School of Interior Design as well the State University of New York for business and creative writing. During her “Big Girl” career she worked for Shearson Lehman Brothers and was the New Accounts Manager for the Commodity Division at Oppenheimer & Co in New York City. After moving back to her native Michigan in 1985 she worked as an Interior Designer, Realtor and Professional Driver before fulfilling her childhood dream of becoming a firefighter in 2003.

Sheree lived on a farm in Michigan, raising her two children where they could be near their grandparents. She always kept painting and creating and owned an art gallery in her home town of Fremont and then in 2011 became co-owner and artist in residence of a Gift Shop and Watersports Outfitting Company called Arts and Adventure Paddle Sports at BrassWind Landing in Indian River, Michigan. She continued sailing and enjoying the outdoor lifestyle kayaking and paddle boarding. In 2018 she made the move to Fort Myers Beach, Florida in to open her paddle boarding business, www.seadogecoturs.com

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“Synchronicity is created by sharing the energy that most personal journeys create.”

— Sheree Lincoln, Adventurer 6/1997

In 2018 Sheree met James Reed, a Native Alaskan Artist and ShipWright. Growing up they both heard the call of the sea. They separately planned all their lives for a sailing adventure so it was magical when they met! They married in 2022 and live on aboard their 1972 Schooner called SpiritHawk. Follow the adventure as it continues and they set sail to explore, live in the moment and travel into the emerald blue. Current Journey: The Florida Coast along the Gulf of Mexico see more on the blog Into The Emerald Blue – click here.