Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: In 2014, Chris Wright was on his way to church with his wife and children in Georgia when he passed a car idle on the side of the road. 
  
 It was drizzling outside and a woman, carrying a gas can, was walking in the direction of a gas station. Wright said the gas station was maybe half a mile away. He dropped his family off at church and then made his way back to find the woman. 
  
 "I said, 'Hey, are you OK? Do you need help?'" he said. "She said, 'I ran out of gas' and I felt I had to give her a ride." 
  
 He took her to the gas station, where they filled her gas can up, and then drove her back to her car; all the while the two conversed. He said the woman shared that she was going through some hard times and having financial struggles. 
  
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 "I was being tugged on the inside again and felt the Lord said, 'Whatever you have in your pocket just give it to her. She needs that,'" Wright said. "I gave her the $40 and she cried and I didn't know if I'd ever see her again. But I felt like it was what I was led to do at that point." 
  
 =Wright said he went back to church and told no one of the incident besides his wife. 
  
 “ ” I didn't know if I'd ever see her again. But I felt like it was what I was led to do at that point. 
  
 Three years later, in Georgia, Chris Wright found himself in the hospital with his mother, Judy Wright, suffering from complications due to Parkinson's disease. When Judy Wright was able to finally leave the hospital, Chris Wright and his family decided to get nursing aides to help at home. 
  
 On Judy Wright's first day back home, Chris Wright said his parents called him, saying that they were really taken with one particular aide. The aide had come to the house despite not being scheduled to be there and had taken great care of Judy Wright, Chris Wright's father told him. 
  
 "My dad called me after she leaves and said, 'Hey, I got a lady that we need to use because for whatever it is, there's something different about her that I feel better when she's in the house and your mom loves her as well,'" Chris Wright said. "And I said, 'Oh, great.' I texted her and set up a time for her and I to meet to talk about the times she can care for her and what we wanted to have done." 
  
 During that first face-to-face meeting, Chris Wright did not recognize the woman in front of him. Her hair was different, he said, and he was wearing a hat. The aide's name was TunDe Hector. Then, during their talk, she relayed to him a story about a man who had helped her years ago in the rain. Chris Wright said his eyes quickly started welling with tears. 
  
 "I just looked at her and I said, 'TunDe, that was me.' And we both just start crying. And she said, take your hat off. And so I took my hat off and she said, 'It was you.' And we both, we just cried and had a moment right there," Chris Wright said. 
  
 Chris Wright said he watched Hector care for his mother with quality, respect and dignity. On July 9, Judy Wright died. 
  
 "She was the best mom that I could have ever dreamed of. She loved unconditionally," he said. "Just a loving, gentle, yet powerful woman. That's probably a good way to explain her." 
  
 “ ” We know that God orchestrated this whole thing and wove it together. 
  
 The Wright family decided that instead of flowers, they'd ask family and friends to help Hector achieve a goal she had spoken often about while at their home: completing nursing school. 
  
 They put up a post on YouCaring with a goal of $1,000. Within 45 minutes, Chris Wright said the goal was surpassed. And, in less than a week, family and friends had not only shared the fundraiser on social media but had also helped raise $8,000. 
  
 Chris Wright and his family captured the moment on video when they presented Hector with the check. In tears, she thanked them. 
  
 "Lord, have mercy! ... Y'all don't know how worried, I was so worried [about] how I'm going to pay for my school. ... I'm overwhelmed!" she said. 
  
 Chris Wright said family, friends and even strangers have continued to give to the site. So far, more than $20,000 has been raised by 463 donors to help Hector's nursing-school education. 
  
 "We know that God orchestrated this whole thing and wove it together. ... We just kept saying, 'There's got to be something good that will come for this.' We just kept praying. ... It's just amazing what's been done," he said. "It's a neat thing. It's helped my wife and I, it's almost like the Lord has used all this to somewhat take some of the sting out of the grief of losing my mom." ||||| http://Www.youcaring.com/inhonorofJudyWright 
  
 A beautiful story from beginning to end. See TunDe's reaction. THANK YOU to all who have been part of this blessing. As requested, will leave the site open for another week. $8,000 raised so far (not all donations visible on funding page) 
  
 Rom 8:28 In all things, God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose. ❤️ ||||| Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by doing so some people have entertained angels without knowing it. Hebrews 13:2. 
  
  
  
 While we are immensely grateful for all the nursing care provided to Judy during her illness, there was one nursing aide in particular that touched our hearts. TunDe provided gentle love and kindness to Judy, sweet words of prayer when we needed them most and a connection that only Divine Intervention could orchestrate. We quickly realized that she was our guardian angel. 
  
  
  
 During one of TunDe's shifts with Judy, she shared a story about an encounter with a stranger back in 2014. She told us how she had run out of gas and was walking to a gas station with $5 in her pocket. A young man circled back to help her. He picked her up, filled her gas can and gave her what he had in his wallet. Following TunDe's story, Judy's son, Chris, was stunned. He then informed TunDe and those listening, that the "young man" in her story was him. Tears were shed. God was praised because we don't believe in coincidence. We knew at that moment that God had woven every fiber of this story together. The encounter that had blessed them both 3 years ago, came full-circle when the Lord appointed TunDe to show up on our doorstep to care for Judy. 
  
  
  
 In the following days we learned more about TunDe, her family and her dreams. Her mother is a local pastor, and Tunde recently gave the Easter message at church where she spoke of her encounter with the stranger. She loves the Lord and incorporates God's love into the care she gives each family she helps. 
  
  
  
 In Judy's final days, nurses were amazed at how hard she fought to stay alive. Five days before she passed away, TunDe pulled Chris aside on the front porch of Judy's new home. She informed him that the Holy Spirit had revealed to her that Judy would pass away on her birthday...and that is exactly what happened. TunDe rushed to the house shortly after Judy passed; still in her birthday celebration attire. We cried, we laughed and we rejoiced in a God that is bigger than our circumstances. He was in the midst all along. Chris had entertained an angel 3 years ago and TunDe completed her mission from beginning to end. 
  
  
  
 It would be an understatement to describe TunDe as amazing. She exudes joy and lives every breath to serve people as she was designed to do by our Heavenly Father. TunDe is a nursing aide struggling to cover educational costs to fulfill her dream of becoming a nurse. We would love to surprise and bless her in Judy's honor. In lieu of flowers, we are asking friends and loved ones to donate to TunDe's education so she can continue to fulfill her calling. To know her is to love her and we are all in awe of how God worked so miraculously for our paths to cross again when we needed her most. |||||
Output:
Chris Wright was driving to church in Georgia in 2014 when he spotted TunDe Hector walking in the rain carrying a jerrycan. She'd run out of gas with $5 in her pocket. The Good Samaritan tells ABC News he offered her a lift to a gas station and back, and "then the Lord said, 'Whatever you have in your pocket, just give it to her. She needs that.'" He gave her the $40 he had on him, noting she cried at this act of kindness, which would end up changing both of their lives. In June, Hector was working as a nurse's aide when she recounted the story to the family of the terminally ill woman she was caring for. "That was me," a stunned Chris Wright told her, per CBS News. Neither family could believe it, but they also didn't think the meeting was random. "We don't believe in coincidence," says Carmen Wright, Chris' wife. "We're a family of faith." The Wrights knew about Hector's desire to attend nursing school, and so as a thank you for taking such good care of Chris' mother, Judy Wright, in her last days—she died July 9—they decided to help Hector achieve her dream. Their crowdfunding page had collected nearly $34,000 for Hector as of Monday, far surpassing their original $1,000 goal. The Wrights posted a video of Hector's reaction when they told her: "Oh Lord have mercy. Lord, you're so good to me. … You're kidding me." (The Facebook clip has racked up 1.2 million views.) "I don't know why God chose our two families," Carmen Wright tells CBS. "But she's family. It's like she's known us forever." (A Good Samaritan who lost both legs got a precious gift.)