Tim Allen Forgives Father's Killer Following Erika Kirk Memorial Speech

Tim Allen revealed that he has forgiven the drunk driver who killed his father over 60 years ago, a decision inspired by Erika Kirk's words at her late husband Charlie Kirk's memorial service. During the service, Erika publicly forgave Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing her husband, stating that forgiveness was what Christ and Charlie would do, emphasizing love over hate. Allen shared on social media that her declaration of forgiveness deeply moved him, enabling him to confront his long-held anger and finally say, "I forgive the man who killed my father." Allen's father, Gerald M. Dick, was killed in a drunk driving accident when Allen was 11 years old, an event that profoundly affected his life. Erika spoke at the memorial about Charlie's desire to save young men like the accused and highlighted forgiveness as a path to peace. Allen's public expression of forgiveness marks a significant personal milestone and has been met with widespread support on social media.