Birth date: Jul 23, 1956 Death date: Dec 22, 2023
Clinton Baro Obituary Clinton Dominic Baro, 67, of Mililani, Hawaii, passed away on December 22, 2023. He was born on July 23, 1956 in Wahiawa, Hawaii. He is survived by wife, Donna Baro; son, Donovan (Maria "Berna"); daughters, Read Obituary
Happy Heavenly 🎂 Birthday to you and mom..Miss & Love you ❤️❤️❤️
Our baby girl is with you 💔💔Miss & love you both so much my angels
My beloved husband…It’s been a year. I wish I could hug & kiss you one more time,I miss you so much.I miss your voice, your smile, your smell, your hugs, your dry jokes,I just miss your everything..Thank you for all you did for me & our family.Forever in our hearts 💕 Love you
It’s been a year, love & miss you ❤️❤️🦋
I was so sad to hear of the passing of my fellow co-worker here at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard. Clinton was already working at Pearl when I started to work at the yard. As a new employee, he was always so helpful whenever I needed help or had a question about various systems. I am going to miss him.To the family, please be comforted with all of the good memories of his life. Aloha my brother, and thanks to you and your family for all the help and guidance that you gave me.Wil ConleyPearl Harbor Naval Shipyard
Dad is with you now, no more pain for both of you.Love & miss you
So sad to hear of Bradda Clinton's Passing. Always a soft spoken InCharge type of manager at Pearl Harbor. Always took care of the workingman and was a very respectful friend. We'll miss you Bradda Clinton, Rest in Peace
See you soon big bro! Love youâ¤ï¸
We are so saddened by Clinton's passing...Clinton was ALWAYS so humble and kind. Donna, and kids we are so sorry and are praying for you. To his brother and sisters, we are so sorry... the Baro Ohana has always been a solid family in the Waialua Haleiwa communities and Clinton will never be forgotten. In Our Prayers....
Clinton will still be a big part of many PHNSY & IMF employees lives and careers for years to come! The knowledge, leadership, and "Can Do" attitude that he shared with so many apprentices, all the way to top civilian and military leaders will be forever cherished! He will be missed, but not forgotten!!! Mahalo for everything!
