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The American flag stands tall in the front yard of

The American flag stands tall in the front yard of

The American flag stands tall in the front yard of the Stephensons' home after the home makeover they won to honor a military family courtesy of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." Other changes include repairs to exte... More

The Stephensons' living room prior to their home makeover

The Stephensons' living room prior to their home makeover

The Stephensons' living room prior to their home makeover has patched holes in the wall, an outdated wood stove and a cluttered living area. (Photo courtesy of Heather Stephenson)

All new stainless steel appliances, refinished cabinets,

All new stainless steel appliances, refinished cabinets,

All new stainless steel appliances, refinished cabinets, stone backsplash and marble countertops were installed in the Stephensons' kitchen as part of the home makeover contest they won. (U.S. Army photo by Spc... More

Lt. Col. Alex Stephenson, Army Senior Service advisor,

Lt. Col. Alex Stephenson, Army Senior Service advisor,

Lt. Col. Alex Stephenson, Army Senior Service advisor, National Intelligence University, Washington, D.C. (left), his wife Heather (right) and their three children, Jack, Grace and Harper, pose for a family pho... More

The Stephenson family home exterior prior to their

The Stephenson family home exterior prior to their

The Stephenson family home exterior prior to their total home makeover in February 2014, including a large tent used as a makeshift garage. (Photo Courtesy of Heather Stephenson)

Metal animal-head drawer knobs were added to the

Metal animal-head drawer knobs were added to the

Metal animal-head drawer knobs were added to the Stephensons' dining room hutch is one detail the designers added as part of the home makeover in February 2014. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Anthony T. Zane, 362nd MPAD)

The American flag stands tall in the front yard of

The American flag stands tall in the front yard of

The American flag stands tall in the front yard of the Stephensons' home after the home makeover they won to honor a military family courtesy of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." Other changes include repairs to exte... More

Wood salvaged from a 200-year-old barn from Pennsylvania

Wood salvaged from a 200-year-old barn from Pennsylvania

Wood salvaged from a 200-year-old barn from Pennsylvania was used to build sliding doors between the living room and master bedroom at the Stephenson residence as part of the home makeover they won. (U.S. Army ... More

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