“Mama” Lee Wachtstetter loved to travel with her husband. “Mason
was a banker and real estate appraiser,” she says. “He taught me to love
cruising. During our 50-year marriage we did 89 cruises together.” She kept cruising
after Mason passed away. Over the years she’s been to nearly every country with
a port. When her daughter and many of her Fort Lauderdale friends had also
passed, she made a bold decision. She sold her house, her car, and most of her
possessions. She’s been cruising ever since. Since 2008 her home has been the
Crystal Serenity, a ship that holds 1,070 passengers and a crew of 655. Mama
Lee still chats with her family. “I’d talk to them twice a day, so long as I
don’t have to be there.” She seldom disembarks. “When everybody goes ashore it’s
so quiet and I have the whole ship for myself.” She’s even published a book: “I
May Be Homeless but You Should See My Yacht.”
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