When you entered a 1099-R it asked you if you received a disaster disbursement from your retirement account. If you answered yes then TurboTax generated the form for you. If you delete the 1099-R that generated the questions and then re-enter it - making sure to answer 'no' to the disaster disbursement questions this time then, as @macuser_22 says above, it should remove the form.
If it doesn't you can delete the form itself.
To Delete a form:
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Select Tax Tools from the menu on the left
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Then select Tools
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When the new menu pops up select Delete a Form
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You will see a list of all the forms in your return
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Find the form that you want to delete
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Select the Form
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Click Delete on the right
Tax forms are interconnected. While you are on this screen don’t start deleting forms you don’t recognize.
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