When Stanley Gibson Sr. qualified for the Disabled‑Veteran Homestead exemption, the county waived nearly all property taxes on the Houston home—but the moment that exemption ended with their passing, those deferred taxes and penalties became fully payable. Harris County has now billed the estate for every year back to 2007, totaling $40,556.22. If we don’t clear this balance, interest will keep piling up and the property that Elijah and Claire Gibson worked so hard to secure for us could face tax foreclosure. By pitching in together, we preserve their legacy, keep the home in the family, and lay the foundation for the wealth‑building trust we’ve all committed to.
Complete transparency: you can verify every yearly charge, penalty, and payment record by viewing the county’s public file. Click here to see the live Harris County Tax Office statement for the property: View the Tax Account.
If you’re ready to help, the most effective way is to apply your contribution directly to the balance through the county’s secure portal. Use the link below, enter any amount, and your payment will immediately reduce the outstanding debt:
Pay Toward the Property Tax Balance.
Every dollar brings us closer to protecting the Gibson legacy and unlocking a debt‑free future for the entire family.