
Paul Reitano has a healthy respect for his elders.
While he never got to meet his great-grandfather, he grew up with stories of his immigration at age 21 from Reggio Di Calabria, Italy, his love of his wife, Carmella, and his successful bakery in New York.
Reitano made his own immigration of sorts by moving from New York to the Mountain Island area of Charlotte in 2006.
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