Shelby Kimball is a mom, veteran, and community advocate who has dedicated her life to standing up for Ohio families. A mother of four and active member of the Dublin community, Shelby volunteers in local schools, coaches youth soccer, and works closely with families through her advocacy. As a State Advocate for the National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias, she helps elevate patient and caregiver voices while fighting for better access to specialized healthcare and family-focused policies. Shelby believes strong communities start with engaged families and leaders who listen.
Shelby’s commitment to service also includes years in uniform. She served in the United States Marine Corps as a Maintenance Management Specialist before being selected as a Platoon Sergeant, where she led with integrity and accountability and was recognized for excellence in training and meritorious service. She later continued her service in the Army National Guard as a Patient Administration Specialist, helping service members and their families navigate healthcare and administrative systems. Shelby understands the challenges military families face and is ready to bring that experience to the Ohio House. Guided by her values, Shelby is running for the Ohio House to fight for practical solutions, stronger families, and a government that works for the people it serves.