Legacy Village of Provo

Leadership Team

Shawna Schutz, RN

Executive Director

Shawna was born and raised in Utah County and feels that it is the best place to live and raise a family. She graduated from UVU in 1995 and has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years. She has worked in the senior-care industry for over 15 years and has a passion for working with older adults. Shawna loves building lasting relationships with both residents and her coworkers. She looks forward to coming to work each day because of the opportunity she has to build meaningful connections. In her free time, Shawna enjoys cooking (and eating), travel, and most of all spending time with her family.

Sarah Carr

Sales & Marketing Director

Sarah is originally from the beautiful Huntington Beach, California, but has lived in Utah for over five years. She has worked in the healthcare industry since 2017. Sarah is a people person — she has a passion for creating lasting bonds with coworkers, residents, and resident families. Legacy’s Personal Touch Culture resonates with Sarah because she values meaningful connections. When she’s not working, Sarah enjoys hiking, playing sports, listening to live music, watching movies, going out to dinner, and spending time with her family and friends.

Analia Carballo

Assistant Administrator

Analia was born in Uruguay, but grew up here in Provo. She joined the Legacy family in 2015, but has worked in the healthcare industry since 2011. Analia is passionate about providing the highest quality care for the residents at Legacy Village of Provo. She loves hearing the stories of the residents she serves. Analia loves all things soccer and enjoys sharing the sport with her six children. In addition to coaching and playing soccer, Analia follows international soccer and is a huge Real Salt Lake fan. Analia enjoys reading, especially mysteries and historical fiction.

Tanner Marsh

Wellness Director

Tanner Marsh’s journey into senior care began right here at Legacy Village of Provo, where he started as a CNA and med tech in 2016. Eager to explore the medical field, Tanner quickly discovered that his heart belonged to working with the geriatric population. His deepening connection with residents, coupled with his growing clinical experience, solidified his path in nursing. Over the years, he continued to expand his skill set—first as a home health and hospice aide, then advancing as an LPN and ultimately an RN.

Legacy has always felt like home to Tanner. Though he briefly worked at Legacy House of Spanish Fork and pursued a career in home health and hospice from 2018 onward, he remained closely tied to Legacy Village of Provo, continuing part-time until 2020. When the Wellness Director position opened, returning to the community he loved was a natural and seamless transition. While hospice care remains a deep passion, the opportunity to serve in this role at a place that feels like family was simply too meaningful to pass up.

A native of Orem, Utah, Tanner is a lifelong sports enthusiast with a particular love for lacrosse. He played through junior high, high school, and even competed at the collegiate level with both BYU and UVU. Although he’s since retired from the sport, he looks forward to coaching at the high school level in the future. These days, Tanner stays active chasing around his two young children—a spirited 2.5-year-old boy and a lively 1.5-year-old girl—alongside his wife. He’s also taken up golf (despite admitting he’s still getting the hang of it), always chasing that competitive edge and adrenaline rush that fuels his spirit both on and off the field.

Shannon Winn-Horne

Dining Services Director

Shannon was born in Colorado but raised in Utah. Growing up, she spent her days baking, and knew she wanted to be a chef by ten years old. While attending UVU’s culinary program, she quickly learned the baking world was not for her, and instead fell in love with hot foods. Shannon began working in the food service industry at fifteen and worked as a line cook until her role at Legacy Village. When not at work, Shannon enjoys spending time with her husband and two dogs. She loves being outdoors, gardening, hiking, and taking care of her 47 houseplants.

Ricardo Bencosme

Maintenance Director

Ricardo has been a member of the Legacy family since 2004. Ricardo worked for two sister-communities prior to joining the team at Legacy Village of Provo. He always finds time to associate with residents and family members and strives to make a personal connection with each resident and family member. Ricardo was one of six recipients to receive the 2012 Corporate Personal Touch Award. When he isn’t at work, he enjoys riding horses and spending time with his family. Ricardo is a Board Member of the Utah Chapter of the Ponies of America Club where he is involved heavily with the youth organization.
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