Senior Paramedic Lee Bovee retires after 32 years with Shoreline Fire

Shoreline, WALocal News

Senior Paramedic Lee Bovee retired after 32 years with Shoreline Fire on June 26, 2025, concluding a remarkable career in paramedicine. He started in the late 1990s and became a key figure known for his calm demeanor and practical approach. Over the years, Bovee acted as a mentor and instructor, shaping the careers of many aspiring paramedics. His commitment to service and community has made a lasting impression on both colleagues and the public. Shoreline Fire officials acknowledged Bovee’s contributions as crucial to the department's legacy, emphasizing the impact of his mentorship.

The department will miss his guidance and professionalism as he transitions into retirement. Bovee's career exemplifies the dedication required in the field of emergency services. His retirement not only marks a personal milestone but also a significant moment for Shoreline Fire and the community it serves.

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