Home Town Transportation PW

02/02/2026

Heres a little reminder to be kind to yourself. You’re doing the best you can, and thats okay!

08/25/2025

Good morning friends and neighbors.
I saw a post asking if I was still in business.
YES I AM.

My phone number was cloned and I had to add an app to screen out the spam calls I was getting by the hundreds.

The best way to get in touch with me is to text me at (516) 697-3923

Sorry for any inconvenience.

05/15/2025

Robert married his first wife Desiree’ Parkhill-Snider in 1996 and had two children, Chelsey Cheyanne (19) who he loved to call (Shi-Shi) and Robert Chilcoltin Parkhill (17) who he fondly called (Lil Hoss). He loved being a dad and having his kids call him Pa. He found love a second time and married his wife Valerie on February 19, 2014. He embraced his wife’s Navajo culture and was given the Indian name “eyes like arrows” and was also called “warrior”.

Rob attended Cheney High School and graduated in 1994. He then enlisted in the Marine Corps because of his deep desire to defend this country after watching the movie Full Metal Jacket. During his twenty year service with the U.S. Marine Corp, SSgt Parkhill did five combat tours: three in Iraq, one in Afghanistan, one in Kosovo.

He received the Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal with one Gold Star, Presidential Unit and Combat Action Ribbon. He was stationed stateside in San Diego, Camp Pendleton, Fort Lee, VA, Camp Lejeune, NC and overseas in Okinawa, Japan. His Marines called him “Chief”and “Hoss.” They also like to call him “Chesty” after Chesty Puller (iconic Marine) because of the number of ribbons on his military uniform. He was honorably discharged from the United States Marine Corps on 30 November 2014.

Rob was incredibly funny; he had the best laugh and was loved by all who knew him. He loved his family, his children, hunting, mixed martial arts, camping and fishing with his dad.

He is survived by his wife Valerie and her four sons, Chris (22), Patrick (17), Tyler (15) and Kyle (14); his children Chelsey and Robert Parkhill; his parents, James Parkhill and Irene Heppler; younger sister, OnnaLee and husband Travis Andrews, Spokane, WA; elder sister Karen Vassar-Severns; niece Hannah (Banana) Severns (22); nephew Joshua (Big Fella) Severns (20), of Plummer, Idaho; Grandmother Winnona Reese, Spokane, WA; Aunt Nancy Parkhill, Mesa, AZ; and Uncle Clyde Langworthy, Port Orchards, WA. Robert Matthew Parkhill will never be forgotten…our son, brother, friend, uncle, father, husband, Marine and proud native warrior!

SSgt Robert Matthew Parkhill lost his battle with PTS, January 25, 2015. He was 38 years old.

05/26/2023

“Here comes the weekend honey, whats going on! Should we stay inside or party all night long! Oh whatever! Baby I’m with you!”

Go ahead and party, you earned it! But if you partied too much, please remember that Home Town Transportation offers rides home to anyone who has had too much to drink at NO CHARGE!

We will even take you back to your car the next day at NO CHARGE! Just call us at 516-407-3477 and we will get you HOME SAFE at NO CHARGE!

Memorial Day is to remember those that sacrificed their lives so you could live it.

LIVE IT!!!!!

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR CHILDREN!
PLEASE DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE!

05/15/2023

Just a reminder that Home Town Transportation will be providing transportation tomorrow, Tuesday, May 16, 2023, to and from Weber Middle School at NO CHARGE.

We will begin at 830AM to 500PM and from 700PM to 1000PM for the School Budget Vote!

Just call us, well me actually, at 516-407-3477 and we will take you there and back at NO CHARGE!

The greatest gift we can give to this world is happy well-adjusted educated children. Their future is in your hands.

05/07/2023

Home Town Transportation is proud to announce, for our second year, we will be providing transportation at NO CHARGE on Tuesday, May 16th to Weber Middle School Budget Voting.

We will begin at 830AM to 500PM then from 700PM to 1000PM.

Call us at 516-407-3477 and we will take you to and from Weber Middle School at NO CHARGE!

It will be a great day when our schools have all the money they need, and politicians have to sell candy outside a supermarket to fund their campaigns!

04/11/2023

On the night before Easter, when I was a little boy, my Mom would say to me , “Raymie, did you know that on Easter morning at sunrise, and only for a few minutes, all the animals can talk to each other!”

I would look at my Mom wonder struck and sit close to her and say, “No Mommie!”

She would pull me close and say, “Would you like me to wake you up early tomorrow so you can hear the animals talk!”

Mom would wake me up, and her and I would sit on the stoop, and Mom would say, “ Now close your eyes, and listen real hard to the animals talking!”

And she was right, I could hear them talking, and they all sounded just like my Mom!

Happy Easter Mom!

04/05/2023

03/19/2023

Always remember the days you prayed for the things you have now. It gives you hope for a better tomorrow!

03/12/2023

Jacqueline Young grew up in South Carolina and lived in Bay Terrace on Staten Island, a place she chose for its quiet compared to the bustle of Manhattan. Jacqueline enjoyed reading, spending time with her nieces and nephews, and listening to music, especially the Temptations.

On Septembee 11th, 2001, she was at her office high in the North Tower, where she worked at Marsh & McLennan. Today a white rose was placed on her name at the September11th Memorial in Lower Manhattan in honor of her 66th birthday.