Create SSH Connection Independent Of Calling Bash Script - linux

Question

I am trying to create a bash script that serves as a wrapper for numerous ssh connection options. Basically the user will run the script and the appropriate ssh command will then be created and executed based on their selections. I am trying to find a way to have the script exit and the ssh connection created, rather than having the script continue to run while the user is working on the remote server. Does anyone know if this is possible or how I could achieve this? Thanks!
Edit
Sorry, I should have posted my code:
display_main_menu(){
while true
do
clear
echo ""
echo " Select A Server:"
echo " -------------------------------"
echo " 1) Server 1"
echo " 2) Server 2"
echo " 3) Server 3"
echo " 4) Quit"
local selection
read -p " Enter choice [1 - 4] " selection
case $selection in
1)
# Open SSH Connection to Server 1
break
;;
2)
# Open SSH Connection to Server 2
break
;;
3)
# Open SSH Connection to Server 3
break
;;
4)
exit 0
break
;;
;;
*)
echo -e "Invalid Selection..." && sleep 2
;;
esac
done
}

Answer 1

Use:
exec ssh <pararameters>
The exec builtin command:
Synopsis
exec [-a NAME] [-cl] [COMMAND] [ARG...] [REDIRECTION...]
Description
The exec builtin command is used to
replace the shell with a given program (executing it, not as new
process)
set redirections for the program to execute or for the
current shell
If only redirections are given, the redirections affect the current shell without executing any program.