Jodi Graber Pratt

I just found out Jodi passed (it it December, 2025). She was friend who I worked with and knew her in the industry for 30+ year. Just a wonderful person who was always there to provide a helping hand. Very sad to hear of her passing. Wonderful memories....

My daughter and I are going to attend Jodi's Memorial tomorrow. She's going to be missed!

Deeply saddened to hear the news of Jodi's passing. She was not just a mentor in the industry but a dear friend. We shared some of the most wonderful adventures over the years. My fondest was when Jodi joined us for one of many sailing trips and had a blast taking the helm!!! We must have had 1,000 dolphins swimming with us for 20 minutes -- it was surreal! My Mother just passed this week so flew to CA. I plan to attend Jodi's celebration along with my sister. Warm thoughts and prayers to Rorie and the rest of the family.

I am shocked and saddened to hear that Jodi has passed. She was a special lady and I always enjoyed catching up with her. I´d visit when in CA and will always remember our trip to see Charlie Brown.

I would not be where I am in my career were it not for Jodi. Rest in peace my dear friend. You will be missed but not forgotten.

Jodi will be greatly missed by me and a lot of people who's lives she touched. Jodi was top on my list of valued friends and trusted advisors. I knew I could count on her to discuss just about anything. I met Jodi many years ago while working at Bank of America. She was first my manager and then my friend. I'll never forget when she turned 40, we posted signs all over the building wishing her a "Happy 50th Birthday"! We hung hundreds of black and grey ribbons from the ceiling of her office. She took the joke well. When people wished her a happy 50th birthday, Jodi decided to show them her drivers license to prove she was only 40. I think she forgave us! Once she left BofA to start her own successful company, we started to lunch (or dinner) several times a year. I valued our visits, her viewpoints, and long conversations; often joined by another BofA alumni, Rubina Johannes. I will miss that time a lot. When I visited her at her home in Aptos earlier this year, I was reminded of another one of her talents: watercolor painting. I love her paintings sea creatures; so beautiful. When my niece Lesley attended UC Santa Cruz, Jodi agreed to become her local support if needed. Lesley truly enjoyed her visits with Jodi and the cats. I could say so much more of the positive influence Jodi had on my life. I will continue to remember her guidance and give back as she did. Rest well my treasured friend. I will attend Jodi's memorial gathering with a lot of Kleenex at hand.
Denise