Patriotism: A dish best served forward
Restaurateur Nino Aita might not have been born in the U.S.A., but he leaves behind a legacy of pure America.
We recently lost a local patriot who served in the U.S. Army and ran a group of local restaurants for nearly 30 years.
His call to service might have come from being born amid World War II, but those who knew him would say he enlisted for love of country.
Cesar "Nino" Aita in the early days at El Charrito. SARAH PHIPPS - THE OKLAHOMAN
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Not the country he was born in but the country he called home.
The patriot's name was Cesar Aita, but everyone called him Nino. Aita, who was born in Lima, Peru, in March of 1943, died of...
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