TOWN OF LISBON, N.Y. — November 4, 2025 — The St. Lawrence County community is grieving deeply following the heartbreaking death of Beverly Glick, a 33-year-old Amish woman and devoted mother, who tragically lost her life in a fatal farm accident last week. Beverly, who was seven months pregnant at the time, also lost her unborn child in the devastating incident, leaving her family and community in profound sorrow.
According to authorities, the tragic accident occurred at the Glick family’s home and farm located at 4214 State Highway 68 in Lisbon. Emergency responders were called to the scene after reports of a farm-related injury, but despite their rapid arrival and efforts to save her, Beverly was pronounced dead at the scene. The circumstances surrounding the accident remain under investigation, though officials believe it was a tragic mishap involving farm equipment.
Neighbors and friends described the scene as heartbreaking and said the loss has shaken the close-knit Amish and Lisbon communities. “It’s just devastating,” said a longtime family friend. “Beverly was a gentle, loving woman who cared deeply for her husband, children, and neighbors. To lose her and the baby at once — there are no words.”
Beverly was remembered as a devoted wife, a nurturing mother, and a hardworking member of her Amish community. She balanced her responsibilities on the family’s farm with raising her children and supporting her extended family. Friends say she embodied the spirit of kindness and humility, always putting others before herself. “She was the heart of her home,” said another neighbor. “Her faith, her warmth, and her love for her family shone through everything she did.”
The St. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office, along with local emergency services, responded to the tragic call. Officials expressed their condolences to the family, noting that rural farm work, while central to Amish life, can sometimes carry hidden dangers. “Our thoughts and prayers are with the Glick family and the entire Amish community as they navigate this unimaginable loss,” said one responding officer.
In the wake of the tragedy, the local Amish community has come together in a powerful show of faith and unity. Neighbors have gathered for prayer and to provide support, bringing meals, offering help with the farm, and caring for the Glick children as the family grieves. Members of nearby congregations have also visited, reflecting the deep bonds of compassion that tie the community together during times of sorrow.
Funeral services for Beverly and her unborn child were held in accordance with Amish tradition, attended by family, friends, and members of several surrounding Amish settlements. The quiet ceremony was marked by heartfelt prayers and a sense of reverent mourning, as loved ones reflected on a life rooted in faith, simplicity, and love.
Those who knew Beverly say her gentle spirit and unwavering faith will not be forgotten. “She was a light in our community,” shared a close friend. “Even in her passing, her memory reminds us of the importance of love, family, and faith.”
As Lisbon and surrounding communities continue to mourn, the Glick family has requested privacy as they grieve and begin to heal. The tragedy serves as a solemn reminder of both the fragility of life and the enduring strength found in community and faith.
Beverly Glick’s legacy lives on in the lives she touched, in the children she loved, and in the deep sense of compassion and resilience shared by those who will carry her memory forward.
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