Lee says Josh, like many people today, was a functional addict someone who was able to hold down a job and appear “absolutely normal,” but would spend anything he earned to purchase drugs. Red Carpet Gala chair and emcee Laura Monteverdi says the board invited Captain Lee to be the fundraiser’s featured guest because he has “a powerful and personal story to share as the parent of an addict.” His son, Josh, died in 2019 following a 20-year battle with drug addiction. But he keeps his crew in line and runs a tight ship, challenging his crew to meet his high expectations - and those of their demanding guests - and to unfailingly follow his rules.īut he’s coming to the state not to whip gala guests into shape but to tell his personal story that ties into the Wolfe Street Foundation’s mission.įor 40 years, the Wolfe Street Foundation has provided meeting space, resources and support for people in addiction recovery in downtown Little Rock. Lee’s fans have dubbed the crusty 72-year-old seafarer “Stud of the Sea.” He is known for his salty Lee-isms, one-liners in which the captain colorfully swears, yes, like a sailor.
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It’s a Bravo TV production now streaming on multiple platforms. The show, now filming its 10th season, follows the lives and personal dramas of the small crew as they cater to the needs (and often, whims) of their ultra-rich guests on chartered private cruises. Bravo’s Captain Lee Disembarking for Little Rock Recovery GalaĬaptain Lee Rosbach, the star of the luxury superyacht reality TV show Below Deck, will be in Little Rock Thursday, headlining the Wolfe Street Foundation’s Red Carpet Gala at the Arkansas Governor’s Mansion.
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