Heather Lee is a former voice actor known for her work in English dubs of anime series and films during the 1990s and early 2000s. This name is a professional pseudonym; the performer is also widely credited as Lee Quick and Heather Quick, with her full birth name being Heather Lee Quick. Her career was primarily associated with two major companies involved in anime localization at the time: Central Park Media and 4Kids Entertainment.

In the context of anime dubbing, Heather Lee is most recognized for her role in the English adaptation of the original video animation series Twin Angels. In this release, she provided the voices for the central characters Ai Amatsu and Mai Amatsu, the twin sister protagonists, for the first four episodes of the series. She also voiced the character Genshu Amatsu in the same production.

Beyond her work on Twin Angels under the Heather Lee name, the voice actor's most prominent and enduring role came under another of her pseudonyms, Lee Quick. As Lee Quick, she was one of the original voice actors for the immensely popular Pokémon anime. She was the first English voice of the recurring character Officer Jenny, a role she played for the first seven seasons of the series and in several theatrical Pokémon movies produced during that era. Additional credits, under the various names Heather Lee, Heather Quick, and Anne Crosby, include roles in the Central Park Media dubs of Here Is Greenwood and La Blue Girl. Her career in voice acting appears to have concluded in the mid-2000s, after her tenure with 4Kids Entertainment.