Distinguished Military and Legal Career
Grace M. Uzomba served over 20 years in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps as a medical logistics officer, working to improve medical equipment maintenance and supply delivery for service members worldwide. After retiring, she attended St. Mary’s University School of Law, co-founding the Center for Terrorism Law to safeguard civil liberties while addressing security needs. Motivated by a commitment to fair justice, she ran for and became the first woman and first African American Judge of County Court at Law No. 2 in Bexar County, which handled both civil and criminal cases. During her tenure, she launched programs to help probationers and pre-trial defendants succeed and was the first to hire a voice recording court reporter in Bexar County.
Community Engagement and Personal Reflections
Grace credits her Airborne training for enhancing her leadership and courage, inspiring her as an immigrant to support community programs in education, safety, and jobs. She is grateful to have served both the nation and Bexar County.
Personal Background
Known for her school spirit and advocacy for what is right, Grace holds an associate, bachelor, two masters’, and Juris Doctorate degrees, and completed numerous military education courses. One of 12 children—seven of whom served in the military—she is a proud veteran, parent, and neighbor, thankful for the opportunity to serve her community.