Johnson was more than just a well-wisher on this 14th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. The Jets owner's donation built the home for the decorated hero, who lost both legs and an arm in an IED explosion in Afghanistan more than four years ago.
Among others welcoming Sgt. Dilberian to his new home, whose high-tech features can be run from an iPad, was Frank Siller, chairman and CEO of the foundation.
"Thank you, Bryan, for your service to the country, and thank you, Frank, for putting this whole thing together and really focusing on the catastrophically wounded warriors," Johnson said in his remarks.