Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
CARLISLE, Mass. (AP) — A man who lost his legs in the Boston Marathon bombings, then helped authorities identify the suspects, is engaged and an expectant father. 
  
 Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs in the Boston Marathon bombings, then helped authorities identify the suspects, poses with his expectant fiancé, Erin Hurley, their home in Carlisle, Mass., Friday, March... (Associated Press) 
  
 This May 28, 2013 file photo, Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jeff Bauman acknowledges cheering fans before throwing out a ceremonial first pitch at Fenway Park prior to a baseball between the Boston... (Associated Press) 
  
 Jeff Bauman, who lost both legs in the Boston Marathon bombings, then helped authorities identify the suspects, poses with his expectant fiancé, Erin Hurley, their home in Carlisle, Mass., Friday, March... (Associated Press) 
  
 Jeff Bauman, 28, and his fiancee, Erin Hurley, 27, told The Associated Press in a recent interview that the baby is due July 14. They don't know if it's a boy or a girl, and they want it to be a surprise. 
  
 "My mom loves it. My dad's going crazy," Bauman said. As for himself, "I just want to be a good dad." 
  
 The two have been preparing for the baby's arrival by painting a nursery in their home in Carlisle. Hurley said Sunday that she and the baby are healthy and her pregnancy is going well. They became engaged in February and together picked out a white-gold engagement ring. She said they plan to marry next year. 
  
 "We've got a lot going on. So we don't need to do everything all at once," she said. 
  
 An AP photo of a badly injured Bauman being rushed away in a wheelchair by three rescuers became one of the most memorable images of the April 15, bombings, which killed three people. 
  
 He was standing near the finish line waiting to cheer on Hurley as she completed the marathon when the two bombs exploded. Bauman became a hero after he provided a description of one of the suspected bombers from his hospital bed. 
  
 Bauman's memoir on his experiences, called "Stronger," is out April 8, one week before the anniversary of the bombings. ||||| Story highlights Jeff Bauman is seen in a memorable photo of the attack aftermath 
  
 Bauman was waiting for Erin Hurley at the finish line when the bombs exploded 
  
 Bauman is credited with helping investigators identify the suspects 
  
 The announcement did not reveal a due date for the child or a wedding date 
  
 A man who lost both legs in the Boston Marathon attack is engaged to the woman he was waiting for at the finish line. 
  
 Jeff Bauman, 28, is also expected a child this summer with fiancee Erin Hurley, 27, according to an announcement on his foundation's Facebook page 
  
 "We are so happy to share with you exciting news that has happened over the last few months...Jeff and Erin became engaged and are expecting their first child in the summer!!! Congratulations Jeff and Erin!!" 
  
 The posting did not reveal a due date for the child or a wedding date. 
  
 Bauman is credited with helping investigators identify the suspects in the April 15, 2013, double bombing. 
  
 The image of the maimed Bauman being led to safety by a man in a cowboy hat became one of the most memorable images of the Boston Marathon terrorist attack that killed three and injured more than 260 people. 
  
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 A day after he woke up from two life-saving surgeries with no legs, he mustered the strength to describe bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev to law enforcement. 
  
 Tsarnaev's younger brother, Dzhokhar, has pleaded not guilty to 30 federal charges related the bombings, including murder. Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed when his brother ran over him as police were trying to handcuff him in a chase a few days later, authorities said. 
  
 Bauman announced in September that he will publish a memoir -- titled "Stronger" -- about his experiences at and since the marathon. 
  
 "The past months have often been difficult, but the support I've received from around the world, and especially from the people of Boston, has inspired me to set and achieve high goals," he said in a statement released by Grand Central Publishing last year. 
  
 The book, which will be co-written by author Bret Witter, will be released to coincide with next month's first anniversary of the bombings. |||||
A:
The man who lost both his legs in the Boston Marathon bombing, then helped police identify Tamerlan Tsarnaev, is now making headlines for happier reasons: He's engaged and expecting a baby with the woman he was waiting to cheer on at the finish line. Jeff Bauman and Erin Hurley picked out a white-gold ring together and became engaged in February, with plans to tie the knot next year. But first, they'll focus on a bundle of joy on the way, due in July, the AP reports. "We've got a lot going on. So we don't need to do everything all at once," says Hurley. "I just want to be a good dad," adds Bauman, noting, "My mom loves it. My dad's going crazy." The couple tells the AP they've painted a nursery in their home in Carlisle, Mass., but the color isn't likely to be pink or blue as they want the baby's gender to be a surprise. Bauman—who was snapped being wheeled from the bombing scene by a man in a cowboy hat in "one of the most memorable images of the Boston Marathon terrorist attack," CNN notes—announced last year his experiences will be published in a memoir titled Stronger, due out April 8, a week before the anniversary of the attack. (Click to read how a woman who lost her foot in the bombing is now dancing again.)