FORT WORTH, TX — The Fort Worth community is mourning the sudden and heartbreaking loss of Matt Blevins, a well-known Texas and Oklahoma real estate broker and licensed auctioneer (Tx. Lic. #12077) with Blevins Realty & Auctions. His unexpected passing has left family, friends, and colleagues across both states grieving the loss of a man whose energy, charisma, and love for life defined everything he did.
Matt Blevins was far more than a professional — he was a true embodiment of the cowboy spirit, known for his bold personality, quick wit, and genuine kindness. Whether he was commanding attention at the auction block or helping a family close on their dream home, Matt brought enthusiasm, humor, and heart to every interaction.
As an auctioneer, Matt’s voice and presence were unforgettable. His confident cadence, sharp skill, and engaging charm made every auction a memorable event. As a realtor and broker, he earned widespread respect for his integrity, work ethic, and dedication to his clients — traits that built lifelong relationships throughout Texas and Oklahoma.
Friends and peers describe Matt as larger than life, a man who could light up any room with his laughter and sincerity. He was deeply devoted to his family and friends, always finding time to lend a hand, offer encouragement, or share a good story. Those who knew him best say his kindness was as genuine as his smile, and his spirit reflected a life lived with passion and purpose.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Matt was known for his love of the outdoors, his cowboy heritage, and his unwavering belief in hard work and community. His legacy is one of joy, generosity, and authenticity — values that will continue to live on in those he inspired.
Though his passing leaves an immeasurable void, Matt Blevins’ impact remains deeply felt. His laughter, leadership, and love for life will be remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
As his loved ones gather to honor his memory, the Fort Worth and broader real estate communities reflect on a life that embodied the best of Texas grit, compassion, and spirit — a legacy that will endure long after the final auction call.