Our Team
Our Board of Directors
Megan Schomer
Rays for Rare
President-CEO
Megan Schomer is the heart behind Rays for Rare, a nonprofit she founded after the loss of her beloved son, Corwyn. Born with a rare brain malformation, Corwyn’s life was medically complex—he couldn’t walk, talk, or eat, and required intensive, around-the-clock care. Megan often described their home as feeling more like a pediatric ICU.
Through the years of caring for Corwyn, Megan experienced the deep isolation many families face when caring for a medically fragile child at home. While hospitals often receive support from charitable groups, the families doing the hardest work—at home—are frequently left on their own. After Corwyn passed away at home in 2016, Megan turned her grief into action.
That’s when Rays for Rare was born. Her vision was simple but powerful: to bring uplifting, non-diagnosis-specific support to families of medically fragile children. From hands-on services at home to meaningful community events, Rays for Rare is about meeting families where they are—physically and emotionally.
Megan is a passionate advocate for the medically fragile community, which includes over 8,000 rare diseases. She believes the diagnosis may differ, but the caregiving journey is remarkably similar—and often overlooked in our curative-focused culture. She’s committed to raising awareness around pediatric palliative and hospice care, and creating better systems for families navigating these challenges. Megan serves on numerous advisory councils at St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital and regularly speaks at events to help shine a light on this underserved population.
In 2019, Megan left a successful 15-year career in real estate—where she was a top producer and corporate leader—to step fully into her role as President and CEO of Rays for Rare. Her business experience and personal journey give her a unique and powerful perspective to grow this one-of-a-kind organization.
Megan lives in Eagle, Idaho with her son and loves adventure of all kinds—whether it’s traveling, trying new restaurants, or exploring the beauty of her home state.
Jon Hastings
Tresidio Homes
Treasurer
Jon Hastings is the owner of Tresidio Homes based in Meridian, Idaho. Before moving to Boise, Jon grew up in Houston, Texas, then earned a Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management with a Minor in Business Management from Brigham Young University. Tresidio Homes was founded in 2009 as a natural outgrowth of Jon’s passion for personalized home design. Today Tresidio builds over 100 homes per year with a focus on design flexibility and home buyer experience. The growth of Tresidio has also facilitated its philanthropic mission of bringing support to medically fragile children and their families in the Treasure Valley. Jon enjoys spending time with his wife and three kids, fly fishing, and golfing.
Ty Travis
Post Insurance
Ty Travis is a Commercial Insurance Broker at The Partners Group. He grew up in Eagle and graduated from Boise State with a Business Management degree while playing on the men’s golf team. Following graduation, he played professionally on PGA Tour Canada and various other tours around the US winning three professional events in two years. In 2018 he joined Post Insurance and by 2023 he became a partner in the company. In 2024 Post Insurance merged with The Partners Group, becoming the largest independent agency in the Pacific Northwest. Ty is married to his high school sweetheart Amanda, and they have three children, Ava, Noah and Delaney.
Scott Summerlin
Wealth Advisor
Scott began his finance career in 2001 as a Financial Analyst at Hewlett-Packard and has served as a Financial Advisor since 2007. Scott utilizes his experience to develop strategies that focus on building and protecting your assets, customizing portfolios to match your individual goals and constraints, and ensuring you are prepared for life’s many unknowns as they arise.
Scott's key to success is to Serve Others.
Scott enjoys road trips, golf, concerts, football, and the beautiful outdoors of Idaho. Weekends often find him hiking, camping, boating, and biking.
Notable achievements
US Air Force Academy Honor Graduate
Decorated Air Force aviator & combat veteran
MBA with Finance concentration, University of Washington Business School
Featured presenter at Smart Women, Smart Money Conference
Sean Marsh
Attorney
Advisory Board Member
Born the 2nd of 6 children, Sean jumped at the chance to help families of medically fragile children. His sister Kelly succumbed to Campomelic Dysplasia a few months after she was born, while Sean was in high school. Seangraduated with a Bachelors in Political Science with an emphasis in Economics at Montana State University. He then served 2 tours in the US Army as a Ranger qualified Infantry leader. Immediately upon Honorable Discharge, Seanintegrated back into society at the University of Denver Sturm College of law. He works as an attorney for a civil highway construction company. Sean and his beautiful bride live in Boise and can be found tubing down the river in the summer and skiing Bogus Basin in the winter.
Sean Timpane MD
Palliative Care Physician
Sean Timpane, MD specializes in palliative medicine and works as a pediatric palliative care physician for St. Luke’s Children’s. He is passionate about providing family-centered care including parents and siblings of children with serious illness and complex conditions. He works with his team to improve communication and collaboration among patients, families and providers in an increasingly complex healthcare system. They seek to prioritize a holistic view of patients as individuals with a focus on meaningful experiences, overall quality of life and how parents can navigate ever uncertain medical futures while supporting all the members of a family.
Danielle Henson, RN
Ancora Health Services
Dani Henson, RN, is the co-founder, Administrator and CEO of Ancora Health Services, a locally owned hospice, palliative care, and house calls organization serving the Idaho's Treasure Valley and Eastern Oregon. A nurse and healthcare leader, Dani has spent her career caring for people during vulnerable moments, with experience in mental health, crisis and inpatient nursing, and pediatric hospice. She is passionate about whole-person care and improving access to compassionate services for medically fragile children and their families. Under her leadership, Ancora developed and launched its pediatric hospice program, helping address an important gap in specialized end-of-life care for children in Idaho.
Dani is an active community advocate, educator, and volunteer who believes healthcare leaders have a responsibility to engage beyond the bedside. She serves as Chair of the Meridian Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee and is actively involved in local and state government, advocating for transparent, thoughtful public policy and equitable access to care. She provides community education on hospice and palliative care, caregiver well-being, mental health, and inclusive healthcare and volunteers with camps and programs supporting children and families. Public service is also an important part of Dani's family life. She and her husband, a Boise Police Department officer, are raising five children in a family deeply connected to healthcare, first response, and service to others. As a Rays for Rare board member, Dani brings clinical, organizational, civic, and community leadership experience and a passion for ensuring medically fragile children and their families feel supported and connected.
Notable Achievements
Co-Founder & CEO, Ancora Health Services
Chair, Meridian Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee
Idaho Business Review Women of the Year Honoree
Idaho Business Review CEO of Influence recognition
2026 Idaho Business Review Empowering Women Company Award
2025 Meridian Chamber Woman-Owned Business of the Year
BBB Torch Award for Ethics
Launched Ancora Health Services' Pediatric Hospice Program
Community Educator in Mental Health, Hospice & Inclusive Healthcare