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ray C. turner

Ray C. Turner

Terms

  • 2022 - 2024

  • 2024 - 2028

Committees

  • Public Safety

  • Public Works

Biography

Ray Turner attended high school in Chicago before earning his bachelor’s degree in human resources from Chicago State University. Ray and his wife, West Allis resident Diane Duncomb, had their first date at a James Taylor concert at the Wisconsin State Fair. After marrying, Ray and Diane purchased their home in West Allis in 1990 and would go on to raise their two sons in the City. Because Diane was a resident, Ray found the transition to West Allis easy. He devoted his career to retail management and played a key role in opening the Marshalls store on Highway 100 and Cleveland Avenue and managed the Kmart at 70th and Greenfield for many years. Now retired, Ray feels serving as an alderperson is an ideal way to give back to the city he has called home for the past 34 years. He notes that he feels lucky to be serving in this role at a time when so much is happening in West Allis and hopes to make a positive impact during his term.

Kimberlee Grob

Kimberlee Grob

Terms

  • 2024 - 2028

Committees

  • Administration

  • Economic Development - Vice Chair

Biography

Kimberlee Grob earned her bachelor’s in political science with an emphasis in constitutional law from the University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse. Fifteen years ago, West Allis’ affordability attracted her to the community, and our sense of community, neighborhood diversity and the growing strength of the small business community inspired her to stay. A small business owner and experienced floral designer, Kimberlee owns a retail floral company in West Allis and has served on the boards of the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Florist Association and Teleflora Great Lakes Region. She has also served as a crisis counselor for domestic violence and spousal abuse survivors. In her first term, she hopes to help grow our mixed business community, find solutions to increase safety, provide options and services for those with mental health challenges and increase a sense of belonging among all residents.