NEWSPhotos: Memorial remembers Dennis Rodeman, one year laterKate Rodeman, center, is surrounded by family, friends and Lansing firefighters during a memorial service for her husband firefighter Dennis Rodeman marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalFirefighters, members of the public and more take pictures of the memorial for the firefighter Dennis Rodeman that was unveiled during a service marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalEric Weber, president of the International Association of Firefighterns Local 431, bows his head during the memorial service for Dennis Rodeman marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalKate Rodeman holds her son Blake during a memorial service for her late husband firefighter Dennis Rodeman marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign. Kate was pregnant with Blake at the time of Rodeman's death.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalLarry Lindemann unveils the memorial for firefighter Dennis Rodeman during a service marking the one-year anniversary of his death. Lindemann, 79, a woodworker, made the case for the memorial by hand as a gift to the fire department.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalA memorial for the firefighter Dennis Rodeman was unveiled during a service marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalLansing Fire Chief Randy Talifarro speaks during the memorial service for Dennis Rodeman marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalMembers of the Lansing Fire Department stand at attention during the memorial service for Dennis Rodeman on the one-year anniversary of his death. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalA memorial for the firefighter Dennis Rodeman was unveiled during a service marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalThe plaque on the memorial for the firefighter Dennis Rodeman that was unveiled during a service marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalThe Lansing Fire Department Honor Guard stands at attention before the memorial service marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger, Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalLansing mayor Virg Bernero speaks during the memorial service for firefighter Dennis Rodeman on the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaign.Dave Wasinger/Lansing State JournalFirefighters wear shirts that have the LFD logo with a black band through it to honor firefighter Dennis Rodeman during a memorial service marking the one-year anniversary of his death at Fire Station #1 in downtown Lansing. Rodeman died after being hit by a vehicle while collecting donations for the "Fill the Boot" campaignDave Wasinger, Dave Wasinger/Lansing State Journal