Frantic friends and bar staff dialled 999 around 2pm on Easter Monday after Sharon began to turn blue during the competition.
Ms Dixon was rushed to hospital but died two days later.
Her daughter Toni today thanked those who attempted to save her mother's life.
She said: 'I have seen CCTV footage of what happened and it’s clear her friends and everyone there did all they could to help mum. She was surrounded by her friends.
'I do think more people should learn first aid though. If more people have this knowledge, it may stop incidents like this from happening in the future.'
Meanwhile Ms Dixon's friends lead tributes to the former pub landlady.
Jackie Cook, who had known Sharon for more than 20 years, said: “She would do anything for anybody. She was very strong willed and always there for anybody that needed help.
'All her life she was happy and full of life, she was up for anything. Everybody knew her and she knew everybody.
'We all called her Big Shaz. We all loved her, we are all one big family down here and she was a major part of that family.
Source: Dailymail
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