Community Mourns Loss of 20-Year-Old Amber Czech After Tragic Workplace Accident in Minnesota

Community Mourns Loss of 20-Year-Old Amber Czech After Tragic Workplace Accident in Minnesota

HOWARD LAKE, MN — A deep sense of grief has settled over the Wright County community following the tragic death of 20-year-old Amber Czech, who was fatally injured in a workplace accident earlier this week.

Amber’s family identified her as the victim, remembering her as “an amazing welder, great at her job, and someone who loved going to work every day.” Known for her work ethic and positivity, Amber had already earned the admiration of her coworkers and peers in a career she was deeply passionate about.

In a statement released Wednesday, Advanced Process Technologies (APT) — where Amber was employed — expressed profound sorrow over the loss.

“We are heartbroken by yesterday’s tragedy, and our thoughts are with the victim’s family and friends in this terrible moment,” the company said. “We are also making sure our employees have the support they need and working closely with law enforcement as they continue their investigation.”

APT confirmed that production at the facility has been paused for the remainder of the week, with administrative staff working remotely as the company and community come to terms with the heartbreaking event.

Loved ones describe Amber as a bright young woman with an infectious enthusiasm for life, whose dedication to her craft inspired those around her. Friends and family are now left grappling with an unimaginable loss — mourning not only a skilled tradeswoman, but a daughter, friend, and colleague who had only just begun to leave her mark on the world.

As investigations continue into the circumstances of the accident, the community has come together to honor Amber’s memory, offering prayers, flowers, and messages of support to her grieving family.

Amber Czech’s legacy, they say, will live on in the sparks of every welder’s flame — a symbol of her passion, strength, and light that will never be forgotten.


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