On September 22, 1980, Donald P. Doroni, 41, was among four men murdered at Sammy White’s Brighton Bowl. Doroni, known as Donnie, managed the alley’s operations and was described as a father of three who loved bowling. He and coworkers George Hagelstein, Brian Cobe, and David Cobe were found handcuffed, bludgeoned, and shot in the mechanics’ room; $4,800 was taken from the safe.

Investigators focused on a former employee, Bryan A. Dyer, who had not worked at the alley for several years and reportedly did not personally know the victims. Dyer was arrested, charged, and later convicted; he received four consecutive life terms with no possibility of parole. Dyer died in prison in May 2011.

Are there any readers with memories of Sammy White’s Brighton Bowl or who knew any of the victims who can share more about them?