The repercussions of Heelys’ rejection of a bid from Skechers to buy the company are still being felt. At the end of May, two members of Heelys’ board of directors stepped down because of the decision. Roger Adams turned in his resignation on May 26, and Richard Middlekauff left the next day. Heelys said in a statement that it believed it had done the right thing for its shareholders, and named the two men as principal stockholders, even saying that it believed Adams and Middlekauff wanted to liquidate their shares. The company said it will address the vacancies on the board, and on the committees on which Middlekauff served, after its annual meeting, which took place May 29. Adams and Middlekauff, incidentally, are cousins.