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Tim Allen forgives driver who killed his dad in 1964 after hearing Erika Kirk's eulogy — Arturo Holmes/Getty Images via Getty Images

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Tim Allen forgives driver who killed his dad in 1964 after hearing Erika Kirk's eulogy

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Tim Allen took to Twitter to share a moving message about his father's death after watching Erika Kirk's speech at her husband memorial on Sunday (Sept 21).See the Story

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