Stacy Kimball

Stacy Kimball is a contestant from Survivor: Fiji.

Stacy has major recognition as being the first person voted out as a direct result of a Hidden Immunity Idol and has won the most challenges by a female contestant with 15.

Profile

Retrieved from CBS.com

Born in South Korea, Stacy Kimball was adopted at six months old and raised in Montpelier, Vermont.

At the age of 17, Kimball moved to Miami, Florida, even though she had never visited the city before. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design from the Ai Miami International University of Art and Design while working full-time and interning.

Kimball currently works in advertising as an interactive producer where she works together with the creative department and the development team to produce innovative web content for national clients.

Kimball enjoys knitting, making jewelry and cooking. She describes herself as resourceful, optimistic and good-humored. Whether living in Vermont, Miami or Boulder, she is most proud of her ability to adapt to her surroundings.

Kimball is currently single and living in Boulder, Colorado. Her birth date is October 1, 1979.^[1]

Survivor

Stacy was on Moto which dominated in Immunity Challenges. On the original Moto tribe, Stacy took a dislike to tribe outsiders Dreamz Herd, and Cassandra Franklin, and joined an alliance with Alex Angarita, Edgardo Rivera, Lisi Linares, and Boo Bernis. On Day 11, Moto won immunity, but chose to give it up and go to Tribal Council in order to keep their luxurious camp. At Tribal Council, Stacy's alliance voted out Liliana Gomez. A Tribe Switch resulted in her and Boo remaining on Moto. Moto won all, but one Reward Challenge up until the merge.

At the start of the merge she was put on a team with Alex, Dreamz, Michelle Yi, and Mookie Lee. Stacy's team lost the Immunity Challenge. At Tribal Council, Michelle was voted out though Stacy received votes from Michelle and Mookie. At the next Reward Challenge, Stacy received several negative titles, including "Who do you NOT want to see after the game is over?" and "Who wasted this great opportunity? Prior to the next Tribal Council, she joined Earl Cole's Syndicate Alliance, and suggested to target Edgardo because Mookie and Alex would likely not give him the Hidden Immunity Idol. Stacy's plan worked as Edgardo was blindsided. Stacy then helped the alliance eliminate Mookie and Alex in the next two Tribal Councils. At the final six, Stacy joined Boo, Dreamz, and Cassandra in voting out Yau-Man Chan, but Yau-Man played his idol negating the four votes cast against him, and his and Earls votes blindsided Stacy.

At the Final Tribal Council, Stacy congratulated the Final Three on making it to the end, pointed out to Earl that he is intelligent and that he is in a good position, told Dreamz this could change his life, and asked Earl if she should base her vote on a need basis. She voted for Earl who won in a unanimous 9-0-0 vote.

Voting History

Stacy's Voting History
Episode	Stacy's Votes	Voted Against Stacy
1	Moto Tribe Immune
2	Moto Tribe Immune
3	Moto Tribe Immune
4	Liliana	-
5	Moto Tribe Immune
6	Moto Tribe Immune
7	Moto Tribe Immune
8	Moto Tribe Immune
9	Michelle	Michelle, Mookie
10	Edgardo	-
11	Mookie	Individual Immunity
12	Alex	-
13	~~Yau-Man~~¹	Earl, Yau-Man
Voted Out, Day 36
Voted for Sole Survivor	Earl

^1 In I Wanna See If I Can Make a Deal, Yau-Man used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating Stacy's vote against him.

Post-Survivor

On January 9, 2010, Stacy attended Survivor's 10-year anniversary party.

Trivia

Stacy was the only Asian-American contestant on the original Moto tribe.
Stacy was the 200th person to be voted out of Survivor.
Stacy was the only female contestant in Fiji to win individual immunity.
Stacy was the only female member of the original Moto tribe to be voted out of Bula Bula.
Stacy is the first person to be voted out of Survivor as a direct result of the Hidden Immunity Idol.
Stacy currently holds the record for most challenges (combined Reward Challenges, individual, and tribal immunity) won by a female contestant in a single season, with 15.