Your understanding is wrong - your service can be killed at any time without onDestroy being run. I'm not actually sure why onDestroy even exists in this case, I found it was much more common for the kernel to OOM kill my process than it was for the AM to nicely request my service to quit. Don't save state in onDestroy, if you need to, checkpoint state in the service. It'll just be tears in the long run if you don't.
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