Dunham House, Veteran Housing in Omaha
Col. John Folsom, USMCR (Ret), stands at the site of Dunham House, a facility for injured post-9/11 veterans that will open in September.
Lund-Ross is proud to be part of the team bringing Dunham House to life in Omaha, a one-of-a-kind residential community created to serve combat-wounded veterans living with traumatic brain injuries.
Developed by Wounded Warriors Family Support, Dunham House will provide a home for up to 30 veterans, giving residents the opportunity to live alongside others who share similar experiences while receiving the support and care they need. The facility is named in honor of Marine Corps Cpl. Jason L. Dunham, a Medal of Honor recipient who gave his life protecting fellow Marines in Iraq.
With Dunham House scheduled to open September 11, 2026, we are honored to help build a place that will provide veterans and their families with community, connection and peace of mind for years to come. Projects like this reflect the community-focused work that has been central to Lund-Ross since our founding in Omaha.