| Bob
Eason
Assistant County Attorney
A fourth generation Texan, Bob Eason graduated from
John Marshall High School in San Antonio and then attended Texas Tech
and the University of Texas at Arlington. Upon graduation from college,
Bob obtained a law degree from St. Mary's University School of Law.
After practicing law for a year with a firm in San
Antonio Bob became an Assistant District Attorney for Bexar County,
prosecuting criminals for three years. After leaving the DA's office
Bob went into private practice representing people in the areas of
family and criminal law. Bob also did title work for oil and gas
companies all over Texas. Following 25 years of private practice
Bob became a Public Defender in New Mexico.
Wanting to return to the area where he was raised,
Bob was hired as an Assistant County Attorney for Kendall County
in 2005. Bob is involved in both civil and criminal matters, assisting
the County Attorney in the civil area and also assisting the Chief
Prosecutor in disposition of criminal matters.
Bob lives in Boerne. He and his wife Joy have three
children and four grandchildren.
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taylor E. Hamilton
Assistant County Attorney
Taylor Hamilton spent his early years in Alice, Texas. Later, he and his family moved to Baytown, Texas, where he attended and graduated from Robert E. Lee High School. While in high school, Taylor demonstrated an interest in community service. Serving as president of his school’s Key Club chapter, a student-led service organization dedicated to helping the community. After high school, Taylor attended Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, where he majored in Political Science at the George Bush School of Government and Public Service. Also during college, Taylor worked in Texas A&M’s agriculture and sciences department farming cotton for research and development.
Following his graduation from A&M, Taylor decided to attend law school at St. Mary’s University School of Law. During law school, Taylor participated in a number of extracurricular activities, such as being a staff writer on the St. Mary’s Law Journal, participating in the school’s Mock Trial program as well as a number of school sponsored mock trial and moot court competitions, and by serving as a judge for the first-year law student moot court competition during his second and third years in school. Taylor also served as Professor John M. Schmolesky’s criminal law tutor for two years.
While in law school, Taylor worked as a law clerk for Angela J. Moore, Chief Appellate Public Defender of Bexar County, at the Bexar County Appellate Public Defender’s Office. At the public defender’s office, Taylor received invaluable training and direction from the attorneys and staff, and was given the opportunity to research and write appellate briefs for indigent criminal defendants convicted of crimes ranging from misdemeanors to felonies of the first degree. Taylor also had the opportunity to clerk for Justice Steven C. Hilbig, of the Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio, Texas, during his time at St. Mary’s.
After graduating cum laude from law school in 2008, Taylor was employed by Don Allee, and was given the opportunity to serve Kendall County as an Assistant County Attorney. Taylor’s role at the County Attorney’s Office consists primarily of prosecuting misdemeanors, handling juvenile cases, and obtaining protective orders for victims of crime.
When not involved with his duties as prosecutor, Taylor finds time to enjoy watching sports—especially baseball and reading historical non-fiction.
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