Updated: August 19, 2026

GEORGETOWN, Texas —  Online posts and personal tributes have drawn attention to reports concerning Dr. Andrew Glenn Mahaffey, a longtime obstetrician-gynecologist associated with Georgetown, Texas.

However, there is an important verification issue surrounding claims of his death.

Current professional and healthcare records reviewed for this report continue to identify Andrew Mahaffey, M.D., as an Obstetrics & Gynecology physician in Georgetown. Lone Star Circle of Care lists him among the providers at its Georgetown Women’s Center, while a 2025 Texas perinatal provider directory also lists him at the Georgetown location.

For that reason, this article does not present Dr. Mahaffey’s death as an independently confirmed fact.

Who Is Dr. Andrew Mahaffey?

Dr. Andrew Glenn Mahaffey is an obstetrician-gynecologist who has practiced in Georgetown, Texas, with a career focused on women’s health, pregnancy and childbirth.

Lone Star Circle of Care identifies him as an Obstetrics & Gynecology provider and says he has been part of its organization since 2012. The organization’s Georgetown Women’s Center lists him among its OB-GYN providers.

Professional records identify his medical education with Texas A&M and his residency training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Scott and White Memorial Hospital. Doximity currently lists him as an OB-GYN in Georgetown and reports a Texas medical license extending through 2028.

These records establish his professional background, but they do not establish a death.

Patients Remember a Doctor Who Delivered Generations

The most striking aspect of the material circulating about Dr. Mahaffey is the affection expressed by patients and families who say he cared for them during pregnancies, childbirth and difficult moments in their lives.

One woman, identified in a shared tribute as Cassie Montgomery, recalled an especially difficult experience involving a miscarriage 11 years earlier.

According to her account, Mahaffey remained with her during the emergency-room experience, offering emotional support and allowing her time to grieve.

Years later, she said, she returned to his care for a pregnancy and remembered his excitement when he performed an ultrasound and she and her partner were able to see their baby.

Her tribute described Mahaffey as compassionate and emphasized the lasting impression he and his staff made on her family.

Because this account was shared as a personal remembrance, it should be understood as the patient’s firsthand recollection, rather than an independently verified description of a specific medical encounter.

Families Describe a Long-Standing Legacy

Another tribute, attributed to Tisia Grayson, described Mahaffey’s influence across multiple generations of one family.

Grayson said that Mahaffey had cared for members of her family for more than three decades and had delivered her children, grandchildren and even a great-nephew.

She described him not simply as a physician but as someone whose work became part of her family’s history.

The tribute reflects the broader role obstetricians can play in the lives of families: a physician may meet parents during pregnancy and remain associated with some of their family’s most significant milestones for decades.

“He Delivered My Two Youngest”

Another person, identified as Melissa Meador, shared a brief tribute thanking Mahaffey for helping bring many babies into the world.

She specifically remembered him for delivering her daughter, Bella, and caring for the family.

Another commenter expressed a similar sentiment, saying that Mahaffey seemed to have delivered babies for families throughout Georgetown and recalling that he delivered her two youngest children.

These accounts illustrate why the physician’s name has generated such an emotional response among people who say they received care from him.

The Cowboy Boots Memory

One detail appears repeatedly in recollections about Dr. Mahaffey: his cowboy boots.

A longstanding public patient review about Mahaffey also recalls that he wore cowboy boots in the delivery room.

For patients, small personal details can become part of the memories surrounding major life events. In this case, the cowboy boots became an identifiable part of how some families remembered their physician.

Dr. Mahaffey’s Medical Career in Georgetown

Public healthcare records show a long professional association between Mahaffey and Georgetown.

The National Plan and Provider Enumeration System identifies Georgetown Women’s Center, PA and names Dr. Andrew Glenn Mahaffey as its authorized official. The organization is registered at a Georgetown address and is associated with specialty medical services.

Lone Star Circle of Care currently lists Mahaffey as an OB-GYN at its Georgetown Women’s Center and identifies the specialty as Obstetrics & Gynecology.

A 2025 Texas healthcare provider directory likewise lists Andrew G. Mahaffey, MD as a Georgetown perinatal provider.

What About the Reported Death?

This is the part that requires particular caution.

The material supplied for this article includes several posts written as tributes to Dr. Mahaffey and uses language associated with a death announcement. However, the healthcare and professional sources reviewed do not independently confirm that he has died.

In fact, some current professional databases continue to list him as a practicing or active physician. Doximity currently lists Andrew Glenn Mahaffey, MD in Georgetown and reports a Texas medical license through 2028.

Lone Star Circle of Care’s current provider information also continues to list Andrew Mahaffey, M.D., as an OB-GYN.

Therefore, it would be premature to publish a definitive obituary stating that Dr. Mahaffey has died unless an authoritative source—such as his family, a funeral home, his medical organization or another reliable official source—confirms the death.

A Note About the Mahaffey Name

There is another potential source of confusion that should be avoided.

McDavid M. Mahaffey, M.D. is a different physician who practices Family Medicine in Cleburne, Texas. Texas Health lists McDavid Michael Mahaffey, MD as a family-medicine physician at 805 N. Main Street in Cleburne, with an affiliation with Texas Health Cleburne.

The National Plan and Provider Enumeration System likewise lists McDavid M. Mahaffey’s medical organization as a Family Medicine practice in Cleburne.

There is no basis in the sources reviewed to treat McDavid Mahaffey and Andrew Mahaffey as the same person.

What We Can Verify

Based on the sources reviewed:

• Andrew Glenn Mahaffey, M.D. is an obstetrician-gynecologist associated with Georgetown, Texas.
• His professional background includes medical education at Texas A&M and OB-GYN residency training at Scott and White Memorial Hospital.
• Lone Star Circle of Care lists him as an OB-GYN at its Georgetown Women’s Center.
• Public patient reviews and supplied firsthand tributes describe positive experiences with his care.
• McDavid M. Mahaffey, M.D. is a separate family-medicine physician in Cleburne.
• A definitive death announcement for Andrew Mahaffey has not been independently verified in the sources reviewed for this article.

Why Verification Matters

An obituary is more than a search-engine result. It is a permanent record about a person’s life and death, and inaccurate death reports can cause considerable harm to families, patients and professional communities.

For that reason, this article separates verified professional information from patient recollections and online claims.

If an official death announcement becomes available, the article can be updated with confirmed information about his passing, family, career, funeral arrangements and legacy.

Until then, readers should be cautious about treating social-media tributes as definitive confirmation of death.

Editorial Verification Note

Status: Death not independently confirmed.

This article was prepared using publicly available healthcare and professional records and firsthand tributes supplied for reporting. Personal testimonials are presented as the recollections of the individuals who shared them and have not been independently verified as medical records or official statements.