Page 12 (page numbers are actually the dates on a June, 1969 Squibb handout calendar which he used for notes to himself) is blank. Pages 13, 14 and 25 are the draft of a letter from BW to GB.
Here is the text:
I am sending you this to indicate to you what I think ab. you & how I feel about you. However, I also wish to emphasize that your birth day is about due. Thus, I'm considering it as a B-D present, and one, who knows, maybe you will & maybe you will not, receive ("it") in the manner that a bd present is normally received by the recipient (*see over) Seriously, I can't thank God enough for you to have been born, and for me to have met you, bec. it was you--and not anybody else in this world, and that includes both universities I attended--who gave the real meaning of Life to me. To me you're tops, and if I were to live my life all over again I would want to be at least 1/100th, or just one bit, like you. Affectionately and endearingly, George (GHW,MD).
The next page is a Squibb advertisement. On "Friday 15" is the sentence GW refers to as *see over:
This "it" in parentheses means simply this: I have made you the sole beneficiary to a death by accident policy. (by L/L is crossed out here.) Said policy, you will note, is with L/L I am also enclosing a photostatic copy of said policy to you.
The only hospital information among the papers is an admission for "George Bee, P. O Box 5889, SF, to Children's Hospital of San Francisco on April 28, 1981. He was discharged May 5, 1981. GW paid the bill by check on June 5, 1981, according to Joe Ford's note.
One more note, about how we knew papers had been destroyed. Many parts of the existing papers have been cut out, torn out, or marked through with black pen. What seems to have been left is either papers GW wanted found, or a few which he simply overlooked, like the Squibb notebook.