It was just like any other summer's day for Sharon Camisa who enjoyed tending to her garden. So when she became gravely ill, she never thought that potting mix would be the fatal catalyst. Little did she know that the common backyard material contains bacteria which can potentially be deadly. But by the time doctors found the cause Ms Camisa's condition was deteriorating to the point that she was on life support and in a coma, A Current Affair reports. Scroll down for video The Camisa family (from left) daughter Tiala, husband Mark, wife Sharon and son Michael. Sharon died in January
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Sharon Camisa died in January from legionnaires' disease which is bacteria commonly found in potting mix
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The mother-of-two was from Collie which is in the south west region of Western Australia
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The 42-year-old enjoyed gardening and always wore gloves but never wore a face mask
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Her husband wants to raise awareness about the dangers and hopes safety messages are improved
@placeholder, Ms Camisa's high school sweetheart, is still grieving the loss of his soul mate whom he'd been married to for 25 years.
@placeholder described his wife as his 'best friend' and 'soul mate'.