John (Jack) K Donnelly, 74, of North Attleboro, MA,  passed away on March 22, 2024, surrounded by his loving family after a valiant battle with cancer. Born in Fall River, MA, he was the son of the late John S Donnelly and Margaret (Healy) Donnelly. Jack was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, and is survived by his wife of 52 years Eileen (Squires) Donnelly, his son Aran K Donnelly and his wife Cindy, daughter Meghan K Donnelly and her companion Jonathan Frasier, and his adored grandchildren Sean and Shane Donnelly, and Meadow and MaKayla Taylor. He also leaves behind his siblings Kevin Donnelly, Mary Ellen Clark,  Kathleen Donnelly, and Mary Connelly of Mansfield, MA as well as a wide circle of family and friends.

Jack graduated from Roger Williams University and proudly served in the 483rd Engineering Battalion of the US Army Reserve. He began his professional journey in sales, working for American Tobacco and  American Greetings. Jack's exceptional ability to connect with others, coupled with his knowledge and charm, propelled him up the corporate ladder. However, fueled by his passion for business and photography, he founded his own business, Photo Magic of America. Over several decades, he grew a successful company to include five locations throughout southeastern Massachusetts.

Those who knew Jack were captivated by his zest for life, eagerness for sharing his interests, and his genuine friendship. He had a remarkable talent for engaging in meaningful conversation with anyone, making friends in the process. He always had a story to tell, filled with facts, but mostly humor. Jack's interests spanned a wide spectrum of subjects.  Whether it was astrophotography, model train building, astronomy, Corvette competitions, target shooting, landscaping, or golf, he pursued each interest with unwavering dedication and attention to detail, always striving for excellence.

Throughout his life, Jack actively participated in various organizations, including the Mansfield Fish and Game Protective Association, South Shore Corvette Club, Angle Tree Stone Rod and Gun Club, the Chemawa Golf League, various photography groups, and was the holder of the coveted family golf trophy, The Golden Putter.

Above all, Jack loved his family and cherished his grandchildren. Just spending time with them was his greatest delight.   Jack was truly a unique gift to us all. While we will miss him deeply, his impact will forever remain in the hearts of those who loved him dearly.   A celebration of his life will be held at a later date.