BY: Lance Reynolds
When George Mather, of Raynham, reflects on his close friendship with Paul Posti, a personal chef for Frank Sinatra, a prevailing thought comes to mind. “The most notable thing to me was he was a great Patriot,” Mather said of Posti during an interview with the Herald. “He loved this country … defended this country.”
Posti, a North End native, boasted a decorated career as a chef, cooking for some of the most popular singers and actors in history. Mather, however, points to how his friend became a “famous war hero” in World War II.
SOURCE: https://www.bostonherald.com
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