Louis Auguste Javelle

Louis Auguste “Sandy” Javelle, 58, was known in his professional life as a seasoned director of consulting whose work brought him to Edgewater Technology’s Wakefield office on December 26, 2000. Public accounts identify him as a resident of Nashua, New Hampshire, and describe him as a long-time professional in consulting services who supervised colleagues and contributed to the company’s projects through hands-on leadership.

Colleagues’ comments recorded in news coverage after that day emphasized the group of coworkers at Edgewater as "sweet, smart, and helpful," a description that helps convey the human side of the office where Louis carried out his work. Several contemporary reports identify him by the nickname “Sandy,” a sign of the familiar, everyday relationships he kept with those around him. Legal and news records also note that he worked in the consulting division and was a supervisor to other staff, a role that suggests experience, responsibility, and the trust of colleagues.

Outside of the details found in public reporting, the available public record about Louis Javelle is limited. That scarcity of private detail—family stories, hobbies, and other personal remembrances—means it is important to hold to what is verified: he was an experienced consulting director who lived in the region and whose life intersected with many coworkers who remember the ordinary kindnesses of daily work. While his professional title appears repeatedly in contemporary news accounts, those notices offer only fragments of a fuller life that belonged to a husband, parent, sibling, friend, or neighbor in ways not fully recorded in press accounts.

This page honors Louis not by recounting the circumstances of his death but by acknowledging the dignity of an experienced professional who was part of a community of coworkers and neighbors. He was more than the headlines; he was a person who held responsibilities, relationships, and a place in his community. Those who knew him at work remembered him by name and by the steadiness with which he carried out his role. May this remembrance record his name and the fact that his life mattered to those who worked alongside him.