Wess Seymore was a great repairman. Over the years that followed his WWII military service he was a factory maintenance man and vehicles mechanic. He owned a bicycle shop, a lawn mower repair shop and an automobile repair shop. He was also a barber for local folks. He could fix anything from gargantuan factory machines to huge mobile cranes, all with an eighth grade education. His retirement hobbies included repairing lawn equipment and anything else that was powered by a small engine. He mostly worked at the shop behind his 15 Maple Street, Bonneauville home. In this gratas Kendall booklet he lists the contact information of regular customers including:

Rick Chrismer, Bob Funari, Rich Weaver, Tony Clabaugh, Gene Funk, Rebert, Thomas Gebhart, Charles McMaster, Raymond McMaster, B. Sneeringer, Robert Golden, Ben Ditzler, Rice Hawn, Pete Kuhn, Justice Arthur, Richard Mills, Loy Kleinfelter, Ray Orndorff, Norm Little, Donald Myers, Ben Strasbaugh, Dean Selby, Robert Dempsey, and Wagaman's Iron and Metal.